Patient's question:
Hello doctor, my premature ejaculation is getting worse and worse. Before getting married, it was usually around ten to twenty minutes, but now that I've been married for six years, the time is getting shorter and shorter. Just now it was less than a minute. What should I do? When will I be cured?Doctor's answer:
Some situations are not premature ejaculation, but due to our limited knowledge about premature ejaculation, we mistakenly believe it is. To determine whether it is premature ejaculation, it is necessary to consult a doctor. For those experiencing premature ejaculation symptoms, the first step should be to consult a doctor to determine if it truly constitutes premature ejaculation. Some people mistakenly believe they have premature ejaculation, but in reality, there is a mismatch in the timing of sexual climax between partners. The woman has not yet reached sexual climax while the man prematurely ejaculates. This situation is quite common and is not true premature ejaculation.Advice: It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for examination to avoid delaying diagnosis and treatment, which could lead to chronic conditions and affect lifelong sexual well-being.