Hi doctor,
We are planning for a baby. For the last six months, during intercourse I feel highly excited and discharge within a few seconds. My sperm count is also less 25 million per mL. I am taking Addyzoa and Ubinext for infertility. Please suggest me some medicine to increase my time of pleasure.
Hi,
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- I hope that you are taking present treatment after evaluation by an andrologist or urologist. If not, then please consult an andrologist or urologist.
- Sperm count of 25 million is normal, but I need to know about motility and morphology. Please send me your semen analysis report with more details.
- Premature ejaculation can be overcome by practicing Kegel exercise and squeeze technique. You should practice it for more than six months.
- Till then, I suggest Dapoxetine 30 mg to be taken 1 hour before intercourse. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with him or her and take the medicine with consent.
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GREETINGS
Absolutely
your semen analysis shows signs of infection. It can be an error.
But still I suggest you to get a physical examination by an andrologist or urologist to rule out infection.
You will need check ups to know the reasons for low libido.
Regards
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