Does prostatitis last longer after recovery?

Patient's question:

I used to sit a lot when I was working, and sometimes when I was busy, I couldn't go to the bathroom because I held it in for too long. Eventually, I developed prostatitis. Now, sometimes when I go to the bathroom, I still have pain. During intimate moments, my stamina is also short, and my wife always scolds me for it. Will my stamina improve after the prostatitis is cured?

Doctor's answer:

Sitting for long periods will definitely lead to blood congestion in the prostate, and it can also cause inflammation to recur in the rectal and anal area, such as hemorrhoids. If there is frequent urination and pain during urination, it is necessary to rule out urinary tract infections. Damage to the prostate is primarily characterized by frequent and urgent urination, which can be temporarily assessed through a comprehensive analysis of ultrasound of the urinary and reproductive systems and urinalysis. Prostate inflammation can lead to premature ejaculation, but it does not mean that premature ejaculation is always caused by prostatitis. Therefore, treating prostatitis does not necessarily restore the time. In addition to medication for prostatitis, patients also need to pay attention to care aspects, such as a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods.

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