Patient's question:
When I was in college, I've always had the habit of having sex, and I still haven't kicked it off. It's just not as frequent as before. Before, I used to have sex several times a week, but now I never do. Since I've had a girlfriend, our sex life has been very harmonious. But lately, I've been experiencing premature ejaculation. I've tried some methods, but they haven't worked. Some people say eating raw eggs can fix it. Is that true?Doctor's answer:
Actually, it's not the case. Eating raw eggs is neither hygienic nor easier to digest and absorb. Eggs are often contaminated with salmonella and parasitic eggs from industrial sources, making them more prone to infection without proper cooking. Additionally, egg whites contain a harmful substance called trypsin inhibitor, which, when ingested in raw eggs, affects the digestive system's ability to break down proteins, thus impairing protein absorption and utilization. Egg whites also contain 0.05% antibiotin protein, which is a harmful substance. In fact, having premature ejaculation is not something to be feared. Patients should believe that they can overcome the condition. As long as symptoms are detected early and treated accordingly, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.