Patient's question:
Doctor, two years ago, when I first had sex with my girlfriend, the same symptoms reappeared. After inserting into the vagina for about one minute, I lost my erection. At that time, I didn't care, thinking it was normal for the first time. But over the past two years, it has been the same way—every time we have normal sexual intercourse, it doesn't last. After I divorced my girlfriend, I became too afraid to date anyone. I'm now 26 years old, and my family is urging me to divorce. I'm really upset about it, thinking it might be premature ejaculation, but I want to go to the hospital to check, but I'm afraid of unlicensed hospitals, so I haven't gone. Please help me, Doctor. I work in Shenzhen.Doctor's answer:
Ejaculatory premature refers to a man who, after achieving an erection, has already ejaculated before entering the vagina or just after entering but before thrusting. Ejaculatory premature refers to the inability of the penis to effectively erect during sexual intercourse, leading to dissatisfaction. Lack of sexual arousal and inability to achieve an erection, etc. Care for male health, happy millions of small families, good effect. In addition to treating Ejaculatory premature, it is recommended that patients pay attention to diet in daily life and maintain a happy mood at all times to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery speed.