Patient's question:
21 years old, have been masturbating for many years, suffering from ED and premature ejaculation. During treatment, the doctor performed a circumcision on me. After the surgery, I feel that there is a spot that hasn’t had much sensation to this day. The left side of the glans has significantly reduced sensitivity. When I asked the doctor, he said that it’s normal for everyone to experience this after a circumcision surgery. On the day of the surgery, he also applied microwave therapy and gave me IV drips. When I returned to school, I would get a noticeable erection just by thinking about it, but I feel that morning erections have significantly declined and are not as firm as before. Before going to the hospital, my erections could reach close to my abdomen. After treatment, the ability to get erections significantly decreased, but I would still get erections if I thought about sexual things. However, three months after the treatment, it returned to the same condition as before.Doctor's answer:
Hello. It is possible that the sensation has decreased at the scar site of the circumcision, which is generally not a significant issue. A proper circumcision should not have a significant impact on erectile function. Based on your description, it is currently not possible to definitively diagnose erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. It is recommended to visit a local reputable public hospital's urology department or andrology department for examination to confirm the diagnosis before undergoing relevant treatment. Unreputable hospitals may engage in incorrect advertising that misleads you. Even if premature ejaculation is present, medication is usually the first-line treatment. Nerve-blocking surgery is not a mainstream treatment option at this time and is generally not recommended.