Patient's question:
I and my wife always have a very short time during sex, mostly after insertion, a few strokes, and then ejaculation. Please ask the doctor what disease this is?? First question supplement: Please ask the doctor: What department should I go to in a regular hospital? What kind of treatment should I receive?Doctor's answer:
Hello:1. Both husband and wife should learn and master knowledge about sex, understand the physiological differences in sexual responses between men and women, eliminate misunderstandings, and appropriately grasp the necessary techniques in sexual life.
2. Avoid sexual indulgence and excessive thoughts, overcome the bad habit of excessive masturbation, and maintain moderation in sexual activities and regular daily routines.
3. If premature ejaculation occurs occasionally, the wife should comfort, understand, and care for her husband, gently helping him overcome fear, tension, and feelings of guilt. Never blame or criticize him.
4. Actively treat any physical conditions that may cause premature ejaculation to fundamentally prevent its occurrence.
5. Handle interpersonal relationships, family relationships, and marital relationships well, maintain a cheerful mood, and strive to create a warm, harmonious family atmosphere and a quiet sexual environment. Avoid tension or anxiety during sexual intercourse. The more tense you feel, the more you focus on "I can’t have premature ejaculation tonight," which may actually reinforce psychological suggestions and make it easier to experience premature ejaculation.