Patient's question:
Premature ejaculation, they said my spinal nerve sensitivity is too highShort sexual intercourse time, suspected of premature ejaculation
Doctor's answer:
Hello. Don't undergo the so-called surgery that claims to improve sexual quality, as it is not truly effective. The hospital you went to is a private institution, not a legitimate hospital. Food and sex are human instincts, but sexual knowledge, experience, and techniques require consistent practice between two stable partners to gradually improve, not through surgeries or other treatments. Men don't have as many sexual sensitive areas as women to experience sexual stimulation and arousal. During sexual activity, men primarily rely on the pleasure brought by stimulation of the glans to enhance their sensitivity. In reality, ejaculation control is regulated by the central nervous system, specifically the so-called ejaculation center in the parasympathetic ganglia, not just by the sensitivity of the glans. You're only 20 years old, and you probably don't have a regular sex life or even a stable relationship. In such a situation, if you have opportunistic sexual encounters, it's natural to feel nervous and lack confidence, and rapid ejaculation is also common. The more nervous and focused you are, the more likely you are to lose control. So, what is called premature ejaculation is a behavioral issue related to a lack of sexual knowledge, experience, and techniques, a lack of confidence, and poor communication and coordination between partners. Learning to drive with a hands-on instructor doesn't mean you'll master it in just three months or six months, let alone sexual activity, which is a cooperative effort between two people! This generally doesn't require treatment. Medications that can generally prolong sexual intercourse are mainly anti-anxiety drugs, such as Luvox or Priligy.