Patient's question:
I have had sexual intercourse for five years, sometimes having several times in one night. But now I've noticed that since I've had a girlfriend, I've been experiencing premature ejaculation all the time. Sometimes it only lasts for three minutes before it ends. Is this premature ejaculation caused by sexual intercourse?Doctor's answer:
You should immediately quit the habit of sexual intercourse to prevent the condition from worsening. If medication is desired, you may use tranquilizers: Librium 20 mg, taken orally half an hour before intercourse; Oryzanol 10 mg, taken orally three times a day. The most important thing is to take good care of yourself: 1. Actively engage in physical exercise to improve physical and mental fitness and enhance mental control. 2. Adjust your emotions and completely eliminate tension, inferiority, and fear caused by worries about the partner becoming pregnant, concerns about the size of the genital organs, or doubts about sexual ability. During sexual activity, maintain relaxation. 3. Avoid excessive indulgence, sexual intercourse after fatigue, or forced coitus.