How should premature ejaculation be treated

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My wife and I have been abnormal in our sex life since we got married. The main reason is that I have impotence and premature ejaculation, which makes me suffer a lot. Sometimes I feel inferior. Now my wife is also very dissatisfied, said I have a sexual dysfunction, for patients with this disease should be treated as soon as possible, now I will tell you about how to treat premature ejaculation.

How should premature ejaculation be treated

First of all: behavior therapy: behavior therapy includes increasing ejaculation frequency, adopting the sexual posture of women up and down, stopping and starting ejaculation again, squeezing, pelvic floor muscle contraction, etc. the short-term success rate is 95%. But the long-term follow-up results show that 75% of the patients are still the same after 3 years of treatment as before. Therefore, behavior therapy still has long-term effect on only a small number of patients with premature ejaculation Fruit.

Secondly: drug treatment: progress in neuropharmaceutics. For premature ejaculation caused by physiological factors or other diseases, we can provide several effective drugs to treat, hoping to make patients with premature ejaculation return to normal marital life.

Finally: the root cause of male premature ejaculation is that the glans nerve is more developed, leading to a strong sense of sexual life, which needs surgery to shorten the nape nerve.

matters needing attention

Diagnosis through detailed history, sexual life investigation can be a preliminary diagnosis, but also to understand the cause of the disease has certain guidance and help for treatment. We can use SCL-90-R and other psychological personality testing methods for psychological analysis, which is helpful to understand the mental and psychological status of patients. It is helpful to understand the penile sensation and the function of sensory nerve by measuring the penile vibration sensation, penile dorsal nerve evoked potential, penile head sensory evoked potential and bulbocavernosus reflex latency. Routine examination of Urology can determine whether there are other causes such as balanitis, prostatitis, seminal vesicle urethritis.