Patient's question:
I've been feeling some discomfort in my body recently and am concerned about my health condition. How can male impotence be treated?Doctor's answer:
The study conducted by scholars from the College of Premature Ejaculation found that moderate exercise is beneficial in preventing premature ejaculation. A total of 600 men were followed up for over 9 years. At the start of the trial, the participants did not have any premature ejaculation issues. The researchers focused solely on lifestyle factors that could lead to premature ejaculation, such as smoking, drug use, inactivity, and obesity. The results showed that individuals who engaged in regular exercise had a lower incidence of premature ejaculation. Their exercise level was approximately 863 joules (200 calories) per day, equivalent to walking 3,000 meters. The benefit of exercise in preventing premature ejaculation is similar to its role in preventing recurrent cardiovascular diseases. The penis cannot achieve erection without sufficient blood flow. The penis is more sensitive to increased blood flow than the heart, making premature ejaculation an earlier sign of cardiovascular disease.