Patient's question:
My husband is currently experiencing some issues with his sexual performance. He's not very erect, and it's very soft. It's basically non-functional. It's really frustrating for him. He has also consulted a doctor, who said this is a sexual dysfunction. He's now taking many medications, and I'd like to ask here: What can patients with sexual dysfunction eat in their diet?Doctor's answer:
Go to the urology department of your local public hospital for a routine examination of prostatic fluid to check how you contracted prostatitis. Do not go to so-called men's health clinics, as those are scams. It is best to go for follow-up visits with your partner. Male diseases can be stabilized, but the treatment period is generally long, and relapse is common after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is crucial to actively cooperate with your doctor's medication plan. Additionally, patients should avoid sitting or riding for long periods and pay close attention to personal hygiene.