Patient's question:
I am 25 years old, male, with a damp scrotum, and have sexual intercourse habits, but without frequent urination, urgent urination, or painful urination. Can prostatitis affect erection?Doctor's answer:
Some cases of prostatitis can lead to patients experiencing premature ejaculation again, so you don't need to be too anxious. Go to the hospital for a thorough examination and diagnosis. If it is prostatitis, actively treat it and maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle. As long as you alleviate the prostatitis, the symptoms of premature ejaculation will naturally improve without treatment. Patients should develop good daily habits, maintain a regular schedule, avoid smoking and alcohol, and increase physical exercise to enhance their immunity and prevent the recurrence of the condition.