Patient's question:
During erection, it's easy to have secretions leakage, and over the past year, it has become increasingly difficult to control ejaculation. The hospital's diagnosis confirmed prostatitis + premature ejaculation. The scrotum is in good condition, and there are no other symptoms, suggesting chronic prostatitis. The penile nerve sensitivity test results are all low, indicating premature ejaculation.Laboratory and examination results:
Ultrasound: The prostate is slightly smaller, with slightly uneven echoes.
Urine test: Lymphocytes are 45.6%, slightly higher; neutrophils are slightly lower.
Prostatic fluid: Sphingomyelin bodies are 38%, pH 6.8, WBC 15-19.
Penile nerve sensitivity test report: Only two values, 3.5 and 4.5, were recorded.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None.
Desired assistance:
The doctor recommended a back nerve transection surgery. I'm unsure if this surgery carries risks. Where would be a good place to undergo this procedure? What are the expected outcomes? How is my condition overall?
Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of conditions such as prostatitis, impotence, and premature ejaculation, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Poria, lotus seeds, Alisma orientale, Polygonum multiflorum, Tribulus terrestris, Cuscuta chinensis, Eucommia ulmoides, Euonymus alatus, mulberry, Rosae rugosae, Hystrixis cornuta, Ostrea gigas, Poria cocos, Goji berries, Achyranthes bidentata, Yanggu powder, and fish bladder. These traditional Chinese herbs have strong efficacy and directly target the affected area. First, they quickly open the subcutaneous passage under the membrane and activate the glandular ducts, allowing inflammatory substances to be smoothly expelled from the body, thereby creating external conditions for the recovery of the prostate. Ultimately, the prostate gland returns to health, the subcutaneous passage is fully restored, urination becomes smooth, energy levels are high, and sexual function is completely restored.