Patient's question:
Sexual dysfunction, weak erection, not long enough. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
It is important to actively participate in physical exercise regularly to improve physical and mental health. Consume more foods that have the effect of tonifying the kidneys and consolidating essence, such as chestnuts and soft-shell turtles. Do not be overly anxious, and maintain a relaxed mindset during sexual activity.Based on the symptoms you have described, it appears to be premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation is when an erect penis is not inserted into the vagina or is only inserted for a very short time before ejaculation occurs, preventing the woman from reaching orgasm and making sexual intercourse difficult to continue. If ejaculation occurs before the penis is inserted into the vagina or before any contact is made between partners, it is considered severe premature ejaculation.
In terms of treatment, it should be targeted based on the underlying cause. Possible causes include: psychological factors, prostatitis, phimosis, high nerve sensitivity, endocrine disorders, etc. Different causes may require different treatment methods. It is recommended that you visit the sexual dysfunction department of a hospital for examination to identify the specific cause and condition, so that targeted treatment can be administered to restore normal function.