Kuala Lumpur, April 14-
Most Malaysian men with erectile dysfunction (ED)
A urologist said today that I prefer to find alternative "therapies" instead of asking for medical help.
Dr. Zulkifli Zainuddin, director of urology at Kebangsaan University in Malaysia, said this was mainly due to embarrassment.
"Secondly, it may be because they don't want to spend a lot of money because tablets and surgery to treat erectile dysfunction can be very expensive," he said . ".
Dr. Zulkifli noted that these alternative therapies include traditional penis massage --
Called "urut batin" in Malay"
Wear the penis ring and drink energy drinks without scientific basis.
He added: "Energy drinks like Tongkat Ali are tested on mice, so it won't work unless your penis is as big as a mouse, "refers to loncoma, a plant used as a folk drug in Southeast Asia, or also known as lonjack.
Dr. Zulkifli urged people with ED to seek medical treatment immediately.
"If the situation is not very bad, we can treat it with pills, but if they really can't get an erection, then surgery may be required to insert the penis pump, he said.
In Malaysia, he says, the price of a penis pump is about 40 thousand yuan.
Dr. Zulkifli and Dr. George Lee, another urologist, gave a panel speech this morning when discussing Pfizer's global Habits Survey 2015.
He mentioned that masturbation in the "wrong way" can also lead to premature ejaculation.
The "wrong way" here means not using lubricants during the practice, or just using a piece of paper or tissue as a replacement.
"When you masturbate in a hurry, your body is taught that this is the way to ejaculate during sexual intercourse," he said . ".
He also denies the claim that masturbation can lead to "weak legs" or other negative results unless it becomes addictive.
Pfizer 2015 global survey-
Last time.
It shows that the frequency of sexual intercourse of ED drug users is 6 times per month on average.
However, of the 2015 studies, Malaysia was not among the seven countries, and the study conducted more than 1,000 respondents from Brazil, China, Italy, Japan, Russia, Taiwan and Turkey.