Premature ejaculation is a heart disease of male friends and has been troubling them. Many people choose to use surgery because other treatments have no effect. So, must surgery be taken to treat premature ejaculation? Let's take a look at the introduction below.
The dorsal penile nerve blockade is a relatively advanced technique for the treatment of premature ejaculation, which has achieved good therapeutic results. Does premature ejaculation necessarily require surgery? If it can be treated with simple medication, it is best, and if it cannot be treated with surgery, it is not too late.
The dorsal penile nerve blockade technique is mainly used in patients with primary premature ejaculation who have been excluded from other diseases such as erectile dysfunction through various treatments. The judgment criteria are:
1. A person who has high sensory sensitivity of the penis due to organic causes. After controlled ejaculation training and conservative treatment, it is still impossible to control ejaculation.
2. Men who lack the ability to randomly regulate ejaculation and ejaculate within 2 minutes. Even people who ejaculate when the penis is inserted into the vagina, or when there is a slight stimulation, ejaculate.
3. Primary premature ejaculation, which occurs since the first sexual encounter.
4. The sexual satisfaction rate of spouses is less than 50%.
5. No penile erectile dysfunction.
Therefore, there are still many requirements for surgical treatment of premature ejaculation. Surgical treatment can only be performed if the external genitalia develops normally, there are no other diseases, and urine routine tests are normal. However, in general, non surgical treatment is recommended.