Patient's question:
My semen is very little, I finish quickly during sex, it's like there's a urinary problem, I have lower back pain. Am I getting kidney disease? I don't know what to do. I don't want my family to know. Will I die?Doctor's answer:
1) Maintain a well-organized daily routine, participate in moderate activities, and strengthen physical exercise, but avoid overexertion. Ensure a balanced diet to enhance physical fitness and immune resistance. Pay attention to personal and environmental hygiene, develop good living habits, and always maintain a relaxed and pleasant mood, reinforcing self-care awareness.(2) Actively prevent and treat infectious foci and acute nephritis. Reduce the risk of infection, prevent colds, purulent tonsillitis, and skin purulent infections. In case of infection with the aforementioned diseases or the occurrence of acute nephritis or other primary glomerulonephritides, timely and thorough treatment should be provided. Patients with chronic infectious foci who have acute nephritis should undergo surgical or other methods for once their condition stabilizes after 3–6 months, if necessary, to prevent these diseases from lingering and developing into chronic nephritis.
(3) Pay attention to self-monitoring. If you experience discomfort, such as frequent nighttime urination, reduced appetite, lower back discomfort or aching, especially if you notice eyelid and facial edema upon waking up, or abnormal urination, it may indicate the possibility of kidney disease. Seek medical attention promptly for early diagnosis and treatment, which is also crucial for prevention. The best way to prevent nephritis is to strengthen physical exercise, enhance the body’s disease resistance, maintain personal hygiene, keep the skin clean, and prevent purulent skin infections. In cold winter seasons, avoid catching colds, getting damp, or overexerting yourself. During outbreaks of respiratory infectious diseases, take active preventive measures and implement isolation.