Patient's question:
My sister is Type O blood, and my brother-in-law is Type B blood. My sister just had a Caesarean section this morning and gave birth to a baby girl. However, after the baby was born, her skin turned yellow. The doctor said it was jaundice, and after a urine test, it was confirmed that the baby is Type B blood. The jaundice is particularly high, and it may be neonatal hemolysis. What should be done if a mother with Type O blood has neonatal hemolysis?Doctor's answer:
Premature ejaculation refers to difficulties in achieving an erection or a lack of firmness during sexual activity, or the inability to achieve an erection. The treatment of premature ejaculation is generally assessed based on the severity of the condition. Additionally, since the charging standards vary among different hospitals, the treatment costs also differ. For the health and happiness of oneself and one's sexual partner, it is advisable to seek treatment as soon as possible. Regular exercise and physical conditioning should also be maintained.