Patient's question:
I have had my foreskin covering my glans since I was a child. It is only visible when my penis is erect, and not visible when it is flaccid. I don't know if it is due to phimosis or redundant foreskin.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction can occur if premature ejaculation is not treated in a timely manner. Experts in Shanghai indicate that some patients with premature ejaculation may fail to seek timely treatment, or due to one or two instances of premature ejaculation, develop psychological fear, anxiety, or even believe that their sexual vitality is declining. This can further exacerbate the condition, leading to erectile dysfunction such as impotence, which is ultimately counterproductive. Premature ejaculation is a rather embarrassing urological condition for men, and many are reluctant to seek treatment due to the stigma, allowing the condition to worsen. Additionally, some men may have limited understanding of what premature ejaculation is and its potential harms.Based on your situation, I recommend that you visit a hospital and consult a specialist. It would be best to go to a reputable tertiary Grade A hospital for examination, as such hospitals have more advanced medical equipment and stringent hygiene standards. Wishing you good health.