Patient's question:
Since last month when I was diagnosed with premature ejaculation, I've been very upset. I'm only 36 years old, and it's making me feel terrible. My mood has worsened, and I'm very frustrated. I feel deeply embarrassed about myself. I've taken some medication, but it hasn't helped at all. My wife is also very angry and doesn't understand me at all. How can premature ejaculation during sexual life be treated?Doctor's answer:
1: Normal sexual activity generally lasts 20 to 40 minutes. If it's shorter than 20 minutes, it can be treated. If it's longer than 5 minutes, it's mild premature ejaculation and must be treated. If it's longer than 1 minute or if ejaculation occurs before sexual activity, it's severe premature ejaculation and must be treated.2: Premature ejaculation is most afraid of delay. The longer it's delayed, the more severe it becomes, and the more expensive it gets. Some young friends believe that their good physique, regular exercise, and a nutritious diet can help recover. This is the biggest, biggest mistake. Regardless of the cause of impotence or premature ejaculation, the body cannot recover on its own. Treatment is the only way to restore health.