Patient's question:
The issues with my ex-girlfriend always started very early, so I want to know the specific symptoms of premature ejaculation are: not being able to have normal sexual intercourse for less than a few minutes, then ejaculation occurs, and sometimes sperm is fully released before entering the body. I want to know how this type of premature ejaculation can be self-cured, and how it might interfere with conception? Primary premature ejaculation can be self-cured. Can it?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if the sperm of a premature ejaculation patient is normal and not caused by ongoing inflammation, it will generally never interfere with fertility. For severe premature ejaculation patients, sperm cannot enter the female uterus before entering the vagina, leading to infertility. Moreover, premature ejaculation is often just a symptom of other diseases in the body, such as prostatitis and other inflammatory conditions, which may affect sperm quality and consequently interfere with male reproductive function.