Patient's question:
I don't have a history of sexual intercourse, but I have had a very long history of it. I had nephrotic syndrome in my teens and twenties, and sexual activity began two years after I recovered from the illness. In high school, it was quite frequent, but it never stopped. In the past two years, many symptoms have reappeared, such as low energy, excessive erections, and getting erect just by thinking about sexual matters. Additionally, I now reach climax very quickly during intercourse—is this a symptom of premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of prostatitis patients are diverse and complex. Common clinical symptoms and signs include the following aspects: (1) During acute recurrence or when forming an abscess, symptoms such as fever, fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, nausea, chills, and exhaustion may occur. (2) During urination, there may be a burning sensation in the urethra, which can radiate to the head of the penis, and there may be dirty secretions from the urethral orifice in the morning. (3) The posterior urethra, perineum, and anal area may feel damp, sticky, and uncomfortable, with a heavy pressure sensation and a feeling of fullness, especially when sitting for a long time, squatting, or having a bowel movement.