Patient's question:
With a history of masturbation, I previously visited a hospital and was prescribed Xianrong Zhuangyang Pian and Baidu Jie. I took the medication for three months, but now I have difficulty achieving erection, and premature ejaculation remains severe.Doctor's answer:
From your question, it seems that psychological factors play a major role, combined with some unorthodox promotional knowledge and excessive treatment from non-regulated hospitals, which have led to your current state.First, masturbation has no impact on male development or function. Moreover, most men experience masturbation after puberty, and some stop after getting a steady sexual partner, while a few continue throughout their lives. This is all normal physiological phenomena and behavior. I suggest you don’t let this cause psychological stress for yourself.
Second, there is no fixed time to compare when defining premature ejaculation. Medically, sexual intercourse lasting at least 3 minutes is considered normal. Since you didn’t mention this key issue in your question, I cannot determine whether you truly have premature ejaculation.
Regarding erectile difficulties, you didn’t clarify the extent of your problem, which is crucial for assessing its severity.
In summary, I recommend that you first visit a regular hospital for objective examinations to rule out organic disorders. Then, focus on self-regulation—relax your mind, balance work and rest. Perhaps things will improve without you realizing it. Many medical conditions are like this—the more you worry about them, the worse they become.
I hope this helps!