Patient's question:
I have premature ejaculation caused by sexual nerve sensitivity. I want to take medication. How should it be treated? What precautions should be taken?2 years of sexual intercourse, ejaculation is fast within 2 minutes
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the penis can become erect but does not enter the vagina or is withdrawn from the vagina shortly after entry (within 1 minute), it is called premature ejaculation.Premature ejaculation is generally classified as primary or secondary. Those who experience premature ejaculation from the first sexual encounter are considered to have primary premature ejaculation, which is caused by nerve sensitivity and may require surgery. Secondary premature ejaculation is associated with some urinary system diseases, such as urethritis or prostatitis, and does not require surgery. It is essential to identify the underlying cause to provide targeted treatment. Do not take medication blindly, especially the stamina-enhancing drugs available on the market. These only provide temporary relief and do not address the root problem. Additionally, they often have significant side effects and can lead to dependency. Missing the optimal treatment window can result in long-term premature ejaculation, which may gradually develop into more serious conditions such as sexual apathy or erectile dysfunction.
We recommend that you visit a reputable specialized hospital for examination and receive targeted treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.