Patient's question:
I have been living with my boyfriend for a year. My first time was with him, but I've noticed that since we started living together, I haven't had an orgasm. It's just the kind of comfort others talk about, because my boyfriend lasts only about two minutes each time, or he gets soft in the middle of it.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a condition where the penis fails to become erect or becomes erect but not rigid enough, or remains rigid but for a short duration, making it impossible to complete normal sexual intercourse. It is the most common male sexual dysfunction. According to relevant data from abroad, premature ejaculation accounts for 37% to 42% of male sexual dysfunctions. In the past, it was believed that this condition was primarily caused by psychological factors, while organic factors were less common. Some studies have summarized that about 30-50% of premature ejaculation patients have organic diseases, and many patients have both psychological and organic factors. This condition is more common in adults, with an incidence rate of about 12%. Premature ejaculation, also known as impotence, is both a traditional Chinese medical term and a Western medical term. Because its main clinical manifestation is a soft penis, traditional Chinese medicine also refers to it as "yinwei" (penile atrophy).