What are the signs of premature ejaculation, pain in the penis and inability to get an erection?

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Hello doctor! Currently, my husband and I have a 4-year-old daughter, my husband was born in 1989, we have been married for 5 years. In the near future, the couple intends to have a second baby, but in their daily life, I see that my husband has symptoms of premature ejaculation, only 2 to 3 minutes has ejaculated. Sometimes when having sex again, the penis can't get an erection, sometimes the husband says he feels a sharp pain in the penis. But the lust still sees her husband demanding, not avoiding sex. Please consult a doctor to help me and my husband see what disease my husband has? It's been like this since we got married, but it's not new.
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Hello! Premature ejaculation is an increase in the sensitivity of the tip of the penis, making the process of climax of men shorter than usual, but men still have sexual desire when having sex, the penis has enough erection to conduct intercourse but ejaculate too quickly before the time of ejaculation, unable to control the time of ejaculation during sex. In terms of medicine, premature ejaculation is an independent disease, people with premature ejaculation still have the ability to affect their partner's satisfaction during sex and their ability to meet their own sexual needs.
When you often notice the signs of premature ejaculation, the first thing you should do is boldly seek medical advice and effective treatment. The easiest way to cure premature ejaculation is to accurately identify the problem and treat it according to the cause. Timely diagnosis and treatment play an extremely important role, bringing about effective treatment, maintaining marital happiness and limiting the occurrence of unfortunate reproductive complications.
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