Patient's question:
Recently, my sexual performance has been particularly quick, with ejaculation occurring in less than a minute. In August, my sperm vitality and density weren't very good. The doctor treated it, and previously it used to last 5-6 minutes, but now it's even shorter. My wife and I have sex every other day—is this too frequent? However, after sex, I don't feel exhausted. If it's too frequent, I feel I get even quicker if I don't have sex for a few days. Am I suffering from premature ejaculation, which is affecting my wife's ability to get pregnant? My urination is normal.Doctor's answer:
Common causes of premature ejaculation, one of which is prolonged sexual activity or excessive indulgence. Besides infections of the reproductive organs, especially the external genitalia, or lower urinary tract infections, can lead to premature ejaculation. In fact, the recurrence of premature ejaculation is often due to emotional excitement and tension. If premature ejaculation occurs occasionally, the couple should not blame or scold each other, but rather show more understanding and forgiveness. If premature ejaculation is significant and persists for a long time, while patiently seeking the cause and treatment, the couple can temporarily live together for a period to allow sexual function to adjust, which should not affect conception, as conception is determined by sperm quality. Persistent premature ejaculation indicates some health issues, and it is necessary to check the quality of sperm.