Patient's question:
My friend is 28 years old this year, divorced for 8 years, and has been busy with his career all year round. For training, he drinks beer every day, doesn't eat well, and doesn't sleep well. Now he has also developed premature ejaculation. As a grown man, he feels very embarrassed in front of his wife. How can he be cured?Doctor's answer:
For male patients with premature ejaculation, behavioral therapy can be adopted. During sexual life, women should gather all of the man's enthusiasm and alleviate his nervous mood. Emotional communication is the most effective and safest method to prevent premature ejaculation. Through emotional exchange, barriers can be eliminated, and both partners should actively cooperate in implementing treatment. Generally, sexual activity is scheduled in the evening, as appropriate sexual activity after a day's training can relieve physical fatigue in men, which is also very beneficial for treating male premature ejaculation. When patients face the harm of premature ejaculation, we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatment, avoiding hesitation to seek medical attention. If premature ejaculation does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.