Patient's question:
Medical History (Main Symptoms): 13-year-old masturbation, very frequent, frequent urination in 2008, difficulty urinating, hesitancy, dizziness, tinnitus in 2009, forceful urination, fatigue in limbs, perineal pain, impotence and premature ejaculation (onset in 2008).Laboratory and Examination Results: Digital rectal examination in 2008 showed benign prostatic hyperplasia. Online doctor's diagnosis: chronic prostatitis with kidney yin deficiency.
Previous Treatment and Effect: No previous treatment. Bought two nano underwear in August this year, and symptoms have improved.
Type of Help Needed: Dietary methods, physical therapy.
Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to explain your question. Prostatitis is the most common disease among adult males. Many people who have suffered from prostate diseases are aware that conventional clinical diagnosis and treatment are often ineffective. Over time, the condition becomes persistent and difficult to cure, with complications continuously increasing, such as impotence, premature ejaculation, and male infertility. Moreover, prostatitis is the root cause of many prostate diseases. Chronic prostatitis and stubborn prostatitis can lead to prostatic hyperplasia, prostatic cancer transformation, prostatic calculi, and cysts as blood-borne pathogens or triggers. Ultimately, however, all the adverse outcomes are still due to the failure to receive timely and effective treatment for prostatitis.