Patient's question:
I am 28 years old and have a history of long-term sexual activity, which has been around 10 years. Previously, each session lasted about 15 minutes, but in the past two years, the duration of sexual activity has become very short, around 2 to 3 minutes. At first, it was a problem of staying hard but not lasting, and sometimes it would go soft halfway through. After taking many traditional Chinese medicine pills such as Guifuzhihuang Wan, Shenqi Wan, and Wuzizhanyuan Wan for a long time, it became more stable and I would no longer go soft halfway, but the duration did not shorten. I visited a traditional Chinese medicine doctor who said that my sexual activity had led to kidney yang deficiency, in addition to prostatitis. I would like to ask what medicine can be used to treat this.Doctor's answer:
Sex is a normal sexual behavior for mature men. Sex itself does not harm the body, but frequent sexual activity can lead to prolonged congestion in the urinary and reproductive systems, resulting in a decline in local immunity. This may cause conditions such as urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, sexual nerve fatigue, premature ejaculation, weak erection, and habitual premature ejaculation. It is recommended not to use medication blindly. If you do, it is best to consult an experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for herbal treatment. You can also try herbal products designed to reduce premature ejaculation. The key is to abstain from sexual activity. First and foremost, you need to have determination and the ability to control yourself.