Patient's question:
I have had premature ejaculation for many years and it only lasts about a minute. Other erections are normal. I have been masturbating for many years and have mild symptoms of prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
The treatments for premature ejaculation include:1. Behavioral therapy: Behavioral therapy includes increasing ejaculation frequency, adopting the female-on-top sexual position, stopping and restarting ejaculation, manual compression, and pelvic floor muscle exercises. It is generally combined with clinical treatment for premature ejaculation in hospitals.
2. Drug and physical therapy: Currently, the drugs commonly used to treat premature ejaculation are divided into two categories: oral medications and topical external medications. However, purely drug-based treatment alone is difficult to achieve good therapeutic effects and requires combination with physical therapy to achieve efficacy, helping patients with premature ejaculation return to normal sexual life.
3. Surgical treatment: For patients with highly sensitive penile nerves, surgical treatment is recommended. This involves using modern minimally invasive techniques to selectively block the excess sensitive penile nerves, effectively reducing the ejaculation threshold, ensuring intact sexual and ejaculation functions, and fundamentally achieving comprehensive treatment for premature ejaculation. Since surgical treatment is performed on the male reproductive area, it is essential to choose a hospital and have it performed by a professional physician.