Patient's question:
At the age of 17, I discovered premature ejaculation. In the past, I had irregular masturbation habits. Currently, sexual intercourse can only be maintained for about 30 seconds. I have prostatitis, yellowish urine, and pain when gently squeezing the testicles. Recently, it has been difficult to get erect during sexual activity. Even when I do get erect, it's not as hard as before, and there is no pleasure during ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of premature ejaculation is a matter for both partners, and it is particularly important for the wife to be involved in the treatment. Psychological therapy for premature ejaculation requires the cooperation of the patient's wife. Because misunderstandings or complaints from the wife can increase the man's tension and anxiety, exacerbating his psychological burden. The wife should adopt a compassionate and caring attitude, providing verbal and behavioral reassurance to alleviate the man's tension and help him build confidence in recovery.