Patient's question:
Medical Description: I am 26 years old, male. Since the year I got married with my wife, which is three years ago, when we first had sex, I felt cold in my lower body, and my ejaculation was particularly fast, always getting excited.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Premature ejaculation refers to ejaculation occurring before the penis enters the vagina or shortly after, when the woman has not yet reached orgasm and the male's sexual intercourse duration is less than 2 minutes. This leads to disharmony during sexual intercourse. Clinically, ejaculation before the penis enters the vagina is diagnosed as premature ejaculation. For those who can enter the vagina for intercourse but quickly ejaculate after minimal stimulation, it is also defined as premature ejaculation. Generally, 30% of men experience this condition. Although it may seem minor, it can reduce sexual quality and may also lead to other sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction. The treatment of premature ejaculation involves both partners, with the participation of the wife being particularly important. Psychological treatment for premature ejaculation requires the cooperation of the patient's wife. Misunderstanding or blame from the wife can increase the man's tension and anxiety, exacerbating his psychological burden. The wife should adopt a compassionate and caring attitude, offering verbal and behavioral reassurance to alleviate the man's tension and help him build confidence in recovery.