Patient's question:
Does chronic bacterial prostatitis definitely lead to impotence and premature ejaculation? I am currently 23 years old and have no sexual experience. I have had a 5-6 year sexual history, and it's possible I already had prostatitis around the age of 18. Anyway, I feel uncomfortable when someone is nearby when I go to the bathroom, and I can't urinate properly. Later, when I went to university, I had very little sexual activity, but the symptoms of frequent urination and dripping urine persisted, without any white discharge. I also have severe left varicocele.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description of the condition, you are under significant mental stress. First, chronic bacterial prostatitis does not necessarily lead to impotence or premature ejaculation, but it should be treated professionally and promptly. Avoid visiting private clinics, and refrain from sexual activity. Things will improve in the future. Here is a cost-effective and practical method for you: take two tablets of azithromycin or roxithromycin, and two tablets of metronidazole each day, twice a day, alternating use for 1-2 weeks. Engage in collective sports more often, readjust yourself, and always maintain physical and mental health.