Patient's question:
Premature ejaculation....Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction has strict diagnostic criteria, referring to a fixed sexual partner who cannot maintain intercourse for 3 minutes or more within 3 months or half a year during stable and regular sexual activity, with ejaculation occurring more than half the time. Most cases of rapid ejaculation, although not necessarily classified as premature ejaculation, should still be taken seriously. It is important to distinguish between primary and secondary forms, as well as central or peripheral types. Treatment should be personalized and diverse. Premature ejaculation is often related to psychological and mental factors, so adjusting one's mental state and relaxing tension is crucial. Young people with high libido often experience rapid ejaculation, but with repeated training and experience, it often improves on its own. Those confirmed to have premature ejaculation can visit the urology department at a local top-tier hospital for consultation.