Patient's question:
Couple cohabiting for 2 months in June did not have external ejaculation, but instead experienced a recurrence of a large amount of thick discharge from the foreskin. After washing once a day, it turned into dry discharge after a week and has persisted until now. Lacking interest in sexual life, or having difficulty maintaining an erection; recently experiencing frequent urination and discomfort or slight pain during urination, with a small amount of urine remaining after each urination. Test results: No previous treatment history and effectiveness: Not concerned about what kind of help: What disease is it, what is the cause?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is considered that the condition is caused by residual semen leading to inflammation and infection, resulting in the aforementioned symptoms. Pay attention to hygiene and seek a proper medical examination promptly for timely treatment. Additionally, drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy, stimulating foods, alcohol, and smoking. Also, avoid prolonged sitting.In addition to timely treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important during the treatment of male reproductive health issues. The patient must prevent excessive mental tension and worry to avoid unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery from the condition.