Patient's question:
I have chronic prostatitis. I have read a lot of information, and none of them, without exception, advise patients to restrain their sexual desires. The reason, of course, is to prevent the penis from getting erect and causing blood to rush into the prostate. But I am now 28 years old, and I always have morning erections when I go to bed every morning. Hello, does this affect prostatitis? If it does, what should I do? -- I have read many reports saying that not ejaculating after an erection is more harmful than ejaculating after an erection.Doctor's answer:
Hello, morning erections are a normal phenomenon, so don't worry too much. General treatment: boost confidence, completely eliminate mental concerns, moderate sexual desire, but avoid forced cold exposure. Avoid alcohol and stimulating foods. Take a hot bath once a night, local therapy, and address obvious lifestyle factors that cause changes, such as preventing long-distance cycling. Prostate massage: Perform prostate massage irregularly to force the discharge of prostatic inflammatory secretions, once a week.