Patient's question:
I am 35 years old this year. My wife and I had a very serious emotional problem again a year ago. Since then, I have experienced premature ejaculation symptoms again. I know that my premature ejaculation is psychological, but how can psychological premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment for psychological premature ejaculation requires a "psychological approach." The wife should provide her husband with necessary encouragement, comfort, and understanding. She should actively communicate, as excessive blame, persuasion, complaints, and dissatisfaction can only increase his psychological pressure, making him more anxious and tense. The more he tries to complete sexual intercourse successfully, the more he struggles. The husband should view sexual life with a relaxed and pleasant mindset. Treating it as a pleasant game, a business transaction, or a walk can naturally make him feel much lighter. Premature ejaculation patients can, while understanding the need for targeted treatment, use home remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. They should also maintain a proper diet in their daily meals and avoid stimulating foods.