Patient's question:
When I engage in sexual activity, it takes a long time before I can ejaculate, but I do ejaculate during intercourse. I'm worried about a problem with my body. I want to know what to do if I don't ejaculate during sexual activity.Doctor's answer:
During sexual intercourse, the stimulation to the glans is relatively intense. Apart from intercourse, it is more relaxed and unrestrained, and even indulges in fantasy, leading to quicker ejaculation. It is recommended to increase sexual activity to reduce the sensitivity of the glans. During sexual intercourse, one should be relaxed, not tense, and fully immerse oneself in the experience. Male sexual diseases pose significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, proper self-care should be emphasized, including consuming more fruits and vegetables and avoiding foods. It is hoped that male sexual disease patients can receive professional treatment.