Patient's question:
Just graduated from university, about two years ago, there was aches around the testicles during bowel movements or urination. At that time, I didn't get checked or treated. Now, I have frequent nighttime urination, sometimes a burning sensation at the urethral opening, and issues with premature ejaculation and prostatitis. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Most cases of premature ejaculation are primary, with the cause unclear. A very small number are due to chronic prostatitis, where patients may have even shorter intercourse times, but this does not mean all premature ejaculation is caused by prostatitis. With proper methods, the majority of premature ejaculation can be cured. Premature ejaculation does not affect fertility, but it can be relieved. However, treatment usually takes a long time, and relapse is common after treatment. Therefore, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor during treatment, use medication appropriately, and avoid sitting or riding for long periods. Additionally, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene.