Patient's question:
I recently had sex with my girlfriend for a very long time without ejaculation, to the point where she didn't want to continue anymore. But I didn't want to stop either, because there was no pleasure at all. After a long time, she said her vagina became very painful. I wonder if I might have a sexually transmitted disease. How should I treat non-ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
For patients with anejaculation, good results can be achieved through psychological-physical therapy and drug treatment. Medications for treating anejaculation often include ephedrine and levodopa. Sedatives should be avoided.Ephedrine: Taking 1 hour before intercourse orally helps to restore ejaculation completely.
Levodopa: Can reduce the excitability of the ejaculation center. Taking 0.25g three times a day orally promotes the complete restoration of ejaculation effectively.
The harm caused by andrological diseases to patients is very significant. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, patients should pay attention to self-care training, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid stimulating foods. It is hoped that andrological patients can receive professional treatment.