What should I do if I have prostatitis with symptoms of incomplete urination, weak urine flow, and impotence?

Patient's question:

Please check the prostatic fluid carefully, saying white blood cells are greater than 30. The doctor said I have severe inflammation and prescribed Cefixime Granules (the name of the other medicine is forgotten), which is a 3-day supply, one bottle per day. It's a powder that needs to be mixed with an appropriate amount of water to drink. Now that the medicine is finished, there's no trace of it, and there's an improvement. But now I have incomplete urination, weak urination, premature ejaculation, and prostatitis. What should I do about incomplete urination, weak urination, impotence, and premature ejaculation?

Doctor's answer:

Psychological premature ejaculation is the most common symptom. It is not advisable to take medication blindly, nor is it necessary to go to the hospital. It can be stabilized through self-adjustment. During sexual activity, avoid excessive tension and excitement, and try to divert attention as much as possible, such as deep breathing. Engage in regular activities, exercise, and strengthen your physical fitness. In addition to having sufficient rest before and after sexual activity, you can also use endurance-enhancing products to help prolong the duration when necessary. Furthermore, avoid overexertion in daily life and pay attention to personal hygiene.

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