Patient's question:
I am 26 years old this year, and I may have experienced frequent sexual activity, which has significantly improved my memory and comprehension, as well as my ability to concentrate. However, I often struggle to focus. Additionally, whenever I see sexual or other explicit images, I feel the urge to ejaculate, and the premature ejaculation issue is also very severe. Moreover, the semen I eject is light yellow and greenish. I believe it might be a problem with prostatitis. I would like to ask about my current symptoms and how to completely restore my comprehension and other abilities. Is premature ejaculation caused by a prostate problem?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis-induced premature ejaculation should be promptly addressed through dietary and medical treatment. Recommendations: Individuals with prostatitis and premature ejaculation should abstain from sexual activity. Dietary management can involve drinking herbal infusions. Tongkat Ali helps stabilize male prostatitis and premature ejaculation issues and should be taken orally consistently. Daily regulation should include increased physical activity, adequate fluid intake to reduce prostatic fluid concentration, and a diet free of spicy foods. Personal hygiene in the private area should be maintained, and consistent dietary management is key. Premature ejaculation can be stabilized, but the treatment process is generally slow, and relapse is common after treatment. Proper medication should be used.