Patient's question:
I have always had a particularly high sex drive, but the duration is very short, usually no more than 2 minutes. I also sweat a lot, especially when I'm sexually active. Is there a connection between these two? I hope an expert can help diagnose my husband. Is this considered a disease or normal? If it is a disease, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Correctly understand and address sexual life. Conduct sexual education for both husband and wife, understand the meaning of premature ejaculation, and prevent normal situations from being misinterpreted as premature ejaculation. If premature ejaculation occurs occasionally, the wife should comfort the husband, help him eliminate concerns and nervousness. Even after the condition has developed, it is important to let go of worries, build confidence, and cooperate with treatment.The normalcy of emotions before sexual intercourse greatly affects the speed of ejaculation. Excitement and tension often lead to premature ejaculation. Excessive sexual movement intensity increases stimulation, which can accelerate ejaculation, requiring both partners to cooperate.
Avoid masturbation and moderate sexual activity, which are beneficial for preventing and treating premature ejaculation. Some have suggested that after premature ejaculation occurs during sexual intercourse, engaging in another sexual act a few hours later, leveraging the inhibitory state from the previous act to delay ejaculation and treat premature ejaculation. However, this method ultimately hinders health and should not be used frequently. Perform appropriate