Patient's question:
Male, 24 years old, during this period, urination at night is always frequent, and sleep at night is poor. Even without drinking water, it happens like this. The scrotum also appears damp again. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found to be caused by prostatitis. How should chronic prostatitis be treated now?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms you described are all post-coital syndrome symptoms. Young people must abstain from sexual intercourse and are waiting for the symptoms to gradually subside. Sexual intercourse can cause damage to the corpora cavernosa of the penis, leading to increased blood flow and resulting in premature ejaculation; it can also make the corona of the glans sensitive, leading to premature ejaculation; damage to the urethral sponge can cause difficulty urinating, dysuria, prostatitis, penile atrophy, shortening, wrinkling, an aged appearance, penile pain, frequent urination, testicular contusion, leading to testicular atrophy, discomfort, and testicular shrinkage, which can also cause systemic symptoms such as nocturnal emissions, neurasthenia, kidney deficiency, neurosis, and hair loss.