Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the return characters kept as they are:"10 years of sexual history, with premature ejaculation symptoms. In addition to symptoms like incomplete urination and urine splitting, sexual stimulation causes some translucent fluid to rise. A thorough examination at the hospital revealed normal size and shape of the bilateral kidneys, clear structure, normal parenchymal thickness, clear boundary between the parenchyma and medullary rays, and no expansion of the renal pelvis. Ureters: No significant expansion of the bilateral ureters detected; Bladder: Good filling with thin, smooth walls, no significant abnormal echoes observed in the lumen; Prostate: Size approximately 4.5 divided by 2.2 cm. The volume is reduced, with a round shape, symmetrical left and right sides, and uniform parenchymal echoes. The result is prostate enlargement. Can a color Doppler ultrasound detect prostatitis? Are my symptoms indicative of prostatitis? What is the cause of urine splitting and short duration?"
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Doctor's answer:
Should have sexual intercourse-induced prostatitis, premature ejaculation and other problems, and should be treated in a timely manner.Suggestion: For the treatment of prostatitis, it is recommended to abstain from sexual intercourse, pay attention to personal hygiene, which is effective for male prostatitis and premature ejaculation. During the treatment, it is important to stay active, avoid prolonged sitting, drink more water to reduce the concentration of prostatic fluid, and avoid spicy foods. Combining these measures can be beneficial.
For patients with premature ejaculation, timely treatment can reduce the risk of recurrence. If left untreated, it may affect fertility.