Patient's question:
I'm currently experiencing premature ejaculation issues during intimate moments with my wife, which is causing both of us distress. My wife mentioned that it's due to my long foreskin, so I had it surgically removed. I want to know if the circumcision will still lead to premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a relatively common condition among men, and there are several causes for it. Excessive foreskin is just one of them. If a person with excessive foreskin also experiences premature ejaculation, they can first try having the foreskin removed. This is a good solution, but experts recommend that patients with premature ejaculation still visit a reputable premature ejaculation hospital for thorough examination to confirm the cause and then adopt an effective treatment plan.At its root, premature ejaculation is due to an excessively low threshold for ejaculation. Therefore, the basic mechanism for treating premature ejaculation is to lower the ejaculation threshold. By keeping the stimulation below this threshold, the sensitivity can be reduced, breaking the existing conditioned reflex. This gradually increases the threshold for activating the ejaculation center, slows down the recurrence of ejaculation, shortens sexual activity time, and achieves some therapeutic effects for premature ejaculation.