PE is premature ejaculation, the etiology of which is genetic, certain endocrine diseases, etc. It manifests itself in short vaginal ejaculation latency, poor ejaculation control, etc. It can be treated by medication and non-medication. Specific treatment is recommended to consult a specialist.
Premature ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual dysfunctions, and common causes include 5-HT neurotransmitter disorders, hypersensitivity of the penile head, thyroid disorders and other endocrine diseases. In addition, premature ejaculation also interacts with erectile dysfunction, which may be mediated by the interaction of various factors such as abnormal hormone secretion, drug-induced or psychological.
Clinical manifestations usually include short vaginal ejaculation latency time, poor ejaculation control, which in the long run affects the couple’s life and causes psychological burden.
Premature ejaculation can be clearly diagnosed by history, diagnostic scale, physical examination and laboratory tests, such as the presence or absence of endocrine diseases, etc. Tests include reproductive system examination, blood biochemistry, sex hormones, pelvic MRI or CT.
Treatment is mainly medication, such as phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors, tramadol, etc., followed by psychological counseling, sexual health education, behavioral therapy, and surgical treatment. If combined with erectile dysfunction, co-morbid treatment is needed.