Patient's question:
History of masturbation, previously visited a hospitalDoctor's answer:
From your question, it seems that psychological factors play a major role, combined with some unorthodox promotional knowledge and excessive treatment from non-regulated hospitals, which have led to your current state.First, masturbation has no impact on male development or function, and it is a normal experience for most men after puberty. Some men stop masturbating after getting married and having a steady sexual partner, while a few continue to do so throughout their lives. These are all normal physiological phenomena and behaviors. I suggest you don’t let this aspect cause you psychological stress.
Second, there is no fixed time frame for defining premature ejaculation in medicine. Any sexual intercourse lasting at least 3 minutes is considered normal. Since you didn’t mention this key issue in your question, it’s impossible to determine whether you truly have premature ejaculation.
Regarding erectile difficulties, you didn’t clarify the extent of your problem, which is crucial for assessing its severity.
In summary, I recommend that you first visit a reputable hospital for objective examinations to rule out any organic disorders. Then, focus on self-regulation—relax your mind, maintain a balance between work and rest. Perhaps things will improve without you even realizing it. Many medical conditions follow this pattern: the more you worry about them, the worse they become.
I hope this helps!