Patient's question:
I would like to consult about whether premature ejaculation can be treated with surgery. Recently, I've noticed that the time I spend with my partner during intimacy is particularly short, lasting only 2 to 3 minutes before I orgasm. Because of this, my partner wants to marry me. I used to have frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination, and I took many anti-inflammatory medications to improve it, but now it has reappeared as intermittent premature ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Intermittent premature ejaculation is still very rare. Of course, if sexual activity lasts more than five minutes, it can generally enjoy the sexual partner and does not fall within the scope of premature ejaculation. If it is less than three minutes, it should be considered as relatively severe premature ejaculation. Currently, the condition can be adjusted through Chinese herbal medicine for replenishing the kidneys, or through dorsal nerve block surgery. If there is frequent urination or urgency, it is best to check if there are any problems with the prostate.