Patient's question:
Often, patients ask, "I've been taking Liuwei Dihuang Pill for almost half a year, why does it seem to get worse the more I take it?" In fact, neither traditional Chinese medicine nor Western medicine uses Liuwei Dihuang Pill to treat Yangwei premature ejaculation; this is a major misconception. Pills like Liuwei Dihuang Pill are products designed to treat kidney yin deficiency, while Yangwei premature ejaculation falls under the category of kidney yang deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine. Since there is already an imbalance of excess yin and deficient yang, why would you further supplement yin? Wouldn't that just make it worse?Additionally, all topical medications, ointments, devices, and instruments are only temporary and have no therapeutic effect. For treating premature ejaculation, please use Ou Bo% Te—it is an advanced brand of traditional Chinese medicine-based premature ejaculation spray and enjoys a high reputation in the field of premature ejaculation treatment both domestically and internationally.
Doctor's answer:
Ejaculatory dysfunction refers to the inability to maintain normal sexual intercourse due to rapid ejaculation (ejaculation within 3-5 minutes of intercourse is considered normal). Most people with chronic prostatitis also experience sexual dysfunction, so it is generally not advisable to link premature ejaculation and infertility together. The foreskin can also cause premature ejaculation because it covers the sensitive glans for a long time. Premature ejaculation varies in severity: some men may ejaculate even before their penis touches their partner's body, others may ejaculate upon initial contact with the vulva or vaginal opening, and some may ejaculate shortly after the penis enters the vagina. Excessive masturbation can lead to chronic congestion of the prostate, seminal vesicles, and other organs, triggering inflammation and even affecting sexual function and overall health. Your condition may be related to this. It is necessary to undergo comprehensive examinations, including routine prostate tests, semen analysis, and ultrasound, among others.