Patient's question:
Compared to the time of sexual intercourse being particularly short, I want to know if this counts as premature ejaculation. How to treat it. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Compared to the time of sexual intercourse being particularly short, I want to know if this counts as premature ejaculation. How to treat it. What kind of help you care about: Compared to the time of sexual intercourse being particularly short, I want to know if this counts as premature ejaculation. How to treat it.Doctor's answer:
Hello, premature ejaculation refers to a condition where a man can achieve normal erection during sexual activity, but the duration of intercourse is less than two minutes, unable to bring the woman to orgasm, and instead experiences premature ejaculation. Common causes include: psychological factors, organic inflammation such as phimosis, short frenulum of the prepuce, urethritis, hyperesthesia of the glans nerve, epididymitis, prostatitis, etc. Based on your current condition, it is recommended to first provide lifestyle care such as: reducing communication before sexual activity, using double-layered condoms, appropriately diverting attention, and other methods to shorten the duration of intercourse and alleviate premature ejaculation symptoms. If necessary, seek medical follow-up to identify the cause and strive for early treatment to achieve a speedy recovery. Wishing you good health!