Patient's question:
I have been with my girlfriend for over a year, and each time we have sex, it's less than two minutes. I've also visited several hospitals, but there hasn't been much effect.Doctor's answer:
Premature ejaculation causes significant psychological harm to men, while also reducing sexual quality and potentially leading to other sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction. Additionally, it directly harms the harmony of sexual life between couples. During sexual activity, both partners may feel a lack of sexual pleasure, which can create rifts in their relationship. Over time, this may become a hidden risk factor for marital discord or family breakdown. Therefore, treating premature ejaculation is urgent.The first step in treating premature ejaculation is to identify the underlying cause. If the condition is caused by factors such as phimosis, circumcision or other treatments should be performed first, followed by targeted therapy. For premature ejaculation caused by psychological factors, proper treatment under the guidance of a urologist is necessary, and it is crucial to avoid self-medication. Premature ejaculation medication cannot cure the condition, and medication alone cannot solve all problems. Treatment for premature ejaculation requires standardized and systematic care.
If you suspect you have premature ejaculation, it is important to seek medical attention at a reputable hospital to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment to prevent the condition from worsening and affecting your family life.
The newly introduced European Micro-control Nerve Technique for Male Sexual Dysfunction can effectively address stubborn premature ejaculation through a small 2-millimeter incision. This is a minimally invasive procedure that targets the sensitive nerves outside the corpus cavernosum. It involves making a tiny 2-3 millimeter long, 0.5 millimeter deep incision on the skin of the male organ, and the surgery can be completed in just 10 minutes. The procedure is safe, minimally invasive, fast, painless, and without discomfort, helping premature ejaculation patients overcome the "2-minute embarrassment."
The European Micro-control Nerve Technique is the latest international technology for treating premature ejaculation, addressing two major issues. First, it solves the problem of premature ejaculation being difficult to treat completely. Second, it ensures long-term effectiveness of the treatment. As a result, this surgery has received widespread attention and acclaim from the medical community.