Patient's question:
I enjoy every few minutes I spend with my wife, and I can't help but cherish her. Now I have a mistress, and she keeps asking me to visit her place for sex. I feel too embarrassed to go, and every time we do, it's only for a few minutes before it's over. Doctor, what should I do now? Should I go to the hospital for treatment? Can ED and premature ejaculation be cured? Which department should I see?Doctor's answer:
1: Premature ejaculation is the most common form of ejaculation dysfunction, affecting more than one-third of adult males. The definition of premature ejaculation has been controversial, typically evaluated based on the male's ejaculation latency period or the frequency of female orgasm during intercourse. In clinical diagnosis, sexual activity lasting more than five minutes to around half an hour is considered normal, while less than five minutes is termed premature ejaculation.2: It is best to consult a reputable public hospital locally for clarification and then proceed with treatment. Most patients attempt to prolong the ejaculation latency period during intercourse by shifting their focus to other matters, such as food or recreation, in an effort to slow down ejaculation. Alternatively, they may use methods like condoms or alcohol, but these are often ineffective. Instead, they frequently lead to reduced libido, sexual pleasure disorders, or even erectile dysfunction, thereby worsening the condition.