Patient's question:
I am a 21-year-old boy. I have been masturbating since a very young age and was quite potent back then, masturbating daily. Later, when I was in my 20s, I experienced premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction when having sex with girls. I would often lose my erection before even getting into bed with a girl. I also have phimosis, and now I keep my foreskin retracted so it doesn't cover my glans, and it no longer causes inflammation. Currently, I sometimes get morning erections for a short while, but usually, I don't get erections. Even when my girlfriend teases me and chats with me, I might get a hard-on. I usually orgasm within about 2 minutes of masturbating, and my glans is fully exposed when my penis is erect. So, if I don't get circumcised, can my premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction improve? I have stopped masturbating and started running every morning. In a few days, I will go to the hospital to get some supplements. If I don't get circumcised, will my penis still be strong? It seems like I have a bit of a weak stream when urinating, and the shape of my urine stream is no longer round.Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostatitis is recommended to be treated with antibiotics for anti-inflammatory purposes. Short-term oral a-blockers can be taken, and smoking and alcohol should be avoided.Suggestions: Avoid spicy foods, masturbation, and excessive sexual frequency. Also, avoid local cold stimuli. At the same time, physical therapy can enhance the treatment effect. The method is to sit in a basin (soak in warm water for about 10 minutes).
For patients with premature ejaculation, in addition to symptomatic treatment, folk remedies can be used as supplementary treatment in daily life. Proper diet should be maintained in daily eating habits, and irritating foods should be avoided.