Patient's question:
Premature ejaculation in men, the problem started from the first sexual experience last year, initially thought it was due to nervousness, but it still persists now, with sexual activity lasting only about one to two minutesDoctor's answer:
Currently, there are no clear diagnostic criteria for premature ejaculation. It is generally considered that the penis can achieve normal erection, but during sexual activity, if ejaculation occurs within less than a minute of penetration, or even without penetration, it is considered premature ejaculation. Psychological and pathological factors are typically involved, such as psychological tension, high stress, fatigue, or disease states, which may lead to premature ejaculation. Reproductive system inflammations like seminal vesiculitis or prostatitis are more likely to cause premature ejaculation symptoms. Treatment primarily focuses on addressing the underlying causes, improving communication between partners, avoiding psychological tension, reducing frequent masturbation, avoiding frequent sexual activity, and treating reproductive system inflammations, all of which can alleviate symptoms of premature ejaculation.