Patient's question:
Got married for half a month and found that my husband has severe premature ejaculation, making it impossible to have sex. Since we hadn't been together before, I didn't know his specific situation. I had his semen checked at the hospital and found that there were many white blood cells, indicating chronic prostatitis. I wonder if prostatitis or balanitis can lead to uremia?Doctor's answer:
Based on your main complaint and the questions you've provided, are you asking a few questions, or what's going on? Uremia, prostatitis, and balanitis are problems in two different systems. Uremia is a kidney-related issue, a complex and difficult-to-treat disease. Prostatitis and balanitis, on the other hand, can be cured as long as you follow your doctor's medication instructions. Patients should develop good daily habits, maintain a regular schedule, avoid smoking and alcohol, and increase physical exercise to boost their immunity and prevent the condition from recurring.