Can circumcision cure premature ejaculation?

Men are very persistent in caring about their reproductive ability. Premature ejaculation is a physical and psychological blow to any healthy man. Circumcision has a certain effect on premature ejaculation caused by excessive foreskin, but it cannot completely cure it. At the same time, circumcision has no effect on premature ejaculation caused by other reasons. There are many reasons for premature ejaculation. Don't be afraid to see a doctor when facing the symptom of premature ejaculation.

1. Can circumcision cure premature ejaculation?

Generally speaking, symptoms such as premature ejaculation caused by foreskin should be improved and cured after circumcision. However, if the patient has undergone circumcision and the symptoms of premature ejaculation have not disappeared, it cannot be ruled out that there is primary glans nerve hypersensitivity. It is recommended that you go to a regular professional hospital to have your penis biosensory threshold measured to see if surgery is needed for treatment.

2. Causes of premature ejaculation

There are many psychological factors that cause premature ejaculation. For example, many people fall into premature ejaculation because of fear of sexual intercourse failure and emotional anxiety; those who are used to masturbating when they were young always aim to reach orgasm quickly; those who lack sexual knowledge and only aim to satisfy men; those who are not good at tacit cooperation between husband and wife; those who are emotionally incompatible, hate their spouse, and have intentional or unintentional sadism; those who are worried that sexual behavior will damage their health and aggravate certain inherent diseases; those who have too little sexual intercourse or have long-term sexual repression; and those who hate sexual intercourse, are worried, and are forced to end sex quickly. All these factors can lead to premature ejaculation, and even a chain reaction that affects erectile ability.

3. Clinical manifestations of premature ejaculation

The clinical manifestation of premature ejaculation is mainly premature ejaculation. Taking time as the standard: from the time the penis is inserted into the vagina to ejaculation, it is generally considered premature ejaculation if it is less than 2 minutes. Taking the number of twitching as the standard: if the penis is inserted into the vagina and twitches less than 10 to 30 times, it is premature ejaculation. Taking the reaction of the sexual partner as the standard: during sexual activities, if more than half of the sexual life opportunities cannot make the woman reach orgasm, it can also be called premature ejaculation. Patients are often accompanied by anxiety, depression, dizziness, fatigue and other symptoms.