Patient's question:
Male, 47 years old, always feels urinary irritation, feels like there's still urine after urination, and experiences a weak stream of white fluid. Sometimes, when defecating, it flows as viscous liquid. A few months ago, he visited a hospital, but the doctor did not recommend a thorough examination, saying it was typical chronic prostatitis. How should premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction caused by prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
This does not require hospital treatment; dietary therapy can be adopted, such as eating more sea horses, oysters, shrimp, seafood, chives, Chinese cordyceps, and doves. If conditions permit, it is also possible to consume winter worm and summer grass. These can all be cooked into soups for consumption. Daily, you can also practice mental therapy and sexual function recovery training. For this condition, patients should, in addition to necessary treatments, also focus on self-care in their daily lives, ensuring a healthy routine. This is the key to overcoming the disease as quickly as possible.