Patient's question:
Sexual intercourse time lasts only a few seconds, experiencing lower back pain and discomfort after sex, which improves after a night's rest, occasionally feeling like not fully emptying the bladder.Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is considered normal for a man to have intercourse lasting more than 2 minutes. If there is a stable sexual life for over a year, and the average intercourse time is less than 2 minutes, and it causes negative emotions such as frustration for both partners, it can be defined as "premature ejaculation": The key points are three: 1. A stable sexual relationship, 2. Over a year of time, 3. Causing negative emotions such as frustration. If these three conditions are not met, it is strictly speaking not considered premature ejaculation.Additionally, premature ejaculation is divided into primary and secondary premature ejaculation; the treatment principles are different. It is recommended that you visit a local regular hospital for consultation.