Patient's question:
I recently have sexual intercourse with my girlfriend every other week. When I first lost my virginity, it took me a very long time to ejaculate. Later, I became quicker and quicker to ejaculate, until we both reached climax simultaneously. Now, it's me who ejaculates first while she hasn't reached climax yet, and she keeps complaining about it. How could my sexual function have deteriorated like this? Additionally, before sexual intercourse, I used to masturbate a lot, but after losing my virginity, I masturbated much less. In the recent period of premature ejaculation, I haven't masturbated at all, yet I still ejaculate too quickly. How is organic premature ejaculation treated?Doctor's answer:
Premature ejaculation is a condition during sexual activity where an erect penis does not penetrate the vagina or penetrates it shortly after and quickly ejaculates, failing to bring the female to orgasm and preventing sexual intercourse from proceeding. If the penis ejaculates before entering the vagina or before any contact between partners, it is considered severe premature ejaculation. Treatment primarily involves targeted therapy based on the underlying cause, which may include: psychological factors, prostatitis, excessive foreskin, high nerve sensitivity, endocrine disorders, etc. Different causes may require different treatment methods. It is recommended that you visit the sexual dysfunction department of a hospital for examination to identify the specific cause and condition, so that targeted treatment can be administered to restore normal function.