A premature ejaculator is a poor football striker who often shoots before he gets past midfield. In order to change the situation of "acting too hastily", patients with premature ejaculation have tried all kinds of methods, but they have rarely taken the initiative to seek medical treatment.

At this year’s 12th Annual European Congress of Sexual Medicine, a research report pointed out that most patients with premature ejaculation will try at least 5 self-treatment methods, but few people will choose to go to the hospital for the first diagnosis. . In addition, only 25% of patients who tried self-treatment achieved long-term effects, and most only experienced short-term effects, and then showed signs of worsening of the condition.

The study was conducted in two phases from March to May 2003 and August 2004 in the United States, Germany, and Italy. More than 10,000 premature ejaculation patients were surveyed online. The results showed that about 73.1% of the patients knew about topical ointments for the treatment of premature ejaculation, and 59.9% knew about the various prescription drugs currently available for the treatment of premature ejaculation. However, about 70% of patients often adopt non-medical methods of "word of mouth" to relieve their symptoms of premature ejaculation. For example, nearly half of the people will change their sexual life patterns, such as stopping stimulation during sexual intercourse, extending the time for foreplay, etc.; 41.2% of people place their hope on alcohol and delay their ejaculation impulse through drinking; 15.6% People turn to narcotic drugs. Only 9% of patients with premature ejaculation first choose to consult a doctor; only 4.2% choose to use medications prescribed by a doctor for the first treatment.

Such results are not good news for andrologists. This self-treatment of premature ejaculation patients creates a great obstacle to regular treatment in the future. Because among the causes of premature ejaculation, psychological factors cannot be ignored. The failure of self-treatment often aggravates the patient's anxiety, depression, and tension, which greatly reduces the patient's enthusiasm for treatment.

In regular hospitals, doctors will choose the most suitable treatment plan for the patient based on his individual condition characteristics. Currently, the clinical treatment of premature ejaculation includes not only drug therapy, but also surgery for some patients with primary premature ejaculation, and its safety and effectiveness have been clinically verified. Doctors can also guide patients to conduct behavioral therapy. Although the content is similar to what patients find on the Internet, without the doctor's guidance and reminders, patients will be at a loss for emergencies, let alone control the course of behavioral therapy, thus result in failure.

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