Patient's question:
I am 37 years old. Since I was 35, I have started to feel that I am not doing well in terms of sex with my wife. My wife is a bit younger than me, and she is still very young. In terms of sex, she is also able to satisfy me. But I really can't enjoy it because she has premature ejaculation. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of premature ejaculation should first be based on abstinence, then use tonifying and replenishing Yang of the kidneys to restore the balance of water and fire in the kidneys. When the kidney water is sufficient and the virtual fire does not lightly rise, the seminal gate naturally becomes firm. In the decision-making of medication, it is best to choose scientifically and reasonably, and avoid using medicine out of desperation. Premature ejaculation is often a cumulative condition, so it should not be treated with overly tonic herbs or unidentifiable aphrodisiac drugs out of haste. Instead, it should be gradually nourished. Alternatively, you can go to the hospital for a minimally invasive, painless nerve transection surgery, which can be very safe and completed smoothly in ten minutes or so. In addition to symptomatic treatment, premature ejaculation patients should also consider these options.