New Health Experts Q&A Men’s Health

Which department treats male premature ejaculation?

Asked by：Drusilla

Asked on：Mar 28, 2026 10:18 AM

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Mandy
Mar 28, 2026

Once a man suffers from premature ejaculation, he often cannot hold his head up in front of his wife, and is reluctant to go to the hospital for examination. He always hesitates when he comes to the door of the hospital, worried that his symptoms will be exposed and cause others to laugh at him, and he is even afraid of going to the hospital to fail the examination. Let me introduce to you which departments male patients are tested for premature ejaculation.

1. Nowadays, most comprehensive hospital clinics can test men for premature ejaculation. Different hospitals have certain differences in department settings, and the causes of premature ejaculation in men are very complex, so more than one department may be involved when testing. Therefore, it is recommended that patients’ friends go to the hospital clinic for relevant consultations. Most medical staff are very enthusiastic and patient to explain these issues to patients’ friends. Generally, men who have premature ejaculation problems should go to the erectile dysfunction department, urology department, andrology department of the hospital for corresponding examinations.
2. Common inspection items. When conducting a premature ejaculation test, you first need to have a brief understanding of the medical records and the patient's physical condition, such as whether the relationship between the couple is harmonious, whether the patient has any serious illness, or whether he has a history of drug abuse or alcoholism, etc. Then carry out a full physical examination to fully understand the various functions and conditions of the patient's physical fitness. Then a series of tests and equipment tests will be carried out, such as basic blood tests, routine urine examinations, blood lipid tests, renal function tests, sexual function tests, male genital blood measurements, etc.

The above is a detailed introduction to which departments test male patients for premature ejaculation. Friends who raise such questions usually do so out of a regretful state of mind. Although they have the idea of going to the hospital for a check-up, they always have various doubts about the check-up. They feel that this is a very private issue and they are reluctant to disclose it to the doctor. Here I would like to remind all male friends that it is the sacred mission of a doctor to treat illnesses and save lives. Therefore, when you find that there is an abnormal problem in your body, don't feel bad about it. You must boldly go to the hospital to seek help from a doctor.