Patient's question:
Medical history and treatment outcomes:Six gonadal hormones: Estradiol: 33.451, Follicle-stimulating hormone: 12.222, Luteinizing hormone: 10.045, Prolactin: 13.742, Progesterone: 0.218, Testosterone: 3.416.
Prostatic fluid routine report: Color is grayish-white, Spermatic granulocytes are 80%. Leukocytes are 15-18/UP.
Doctor's answer:
Treatment for Non-Ejaculation Syndrome1. Medication Therapy: Targeted regulation of the neuroendocrine axis and sexual glands, while also regulating the function of endothelial cells in penile arteries. This promotes moderate vasodilation, increases blood flow, activates corpus cavernosum dynamics, significantly improves erection hardness, prolongs erection duration, and restores normal ejaculation threshold.
2. Surgical Therapy: Primarily aimed at penile conditions such as phimosis, paraphimosis, and balanitis. Patients may undergo surgical treatment to excise the foreskin, expose the glans, and enhance its sensitivity to stimulation, thereby facilitating ejaculation.
3. Psychological Therapy: Psychological counseling is supplemented during treatment. Sex psychologists engage in deep psychological communication with patients to identify the root causes of subconscious barriers and implement targeted psychological interventions. This effectively alleviates psychological obstacles and boosts patients' confidence in sexual function recovery.