What should I do if I have chronic prostatitis with no symptoms but still suffer from premature ejaculation?

Patient's question:

The hospital conducted a thorough examination and found three plus signs of routine leukocytes in the prostatic fluid, with other tests normal. The main cause is likely excessive sexual activity, but since chronic prostatitis does not show any symptoms, what should be done about premature ejaculation?

Doctor's answer:

Erectile dysfunction is the most common sexual dysfunction disease among men and has become one of the most frequently diagnosed and screened conditions in urology and andrology clinics worldwide. The clinical manifestations of premature ejaculation are primarily rapid ejaculation. The causes of premature ejaculation in clinical diagnosis are relatively complex, such as: psychological factors, excessive prepuce, frequent sexual intercourse, chronic prostatitis, overly sensitive sexual nerves, etc. We cannot confirm your condition at this time, so we recommend that you visit a hospital for a thorough examination. Additionally, it is important to relax your mind, maintain a regular lifestyle, and enhance communication between partners.

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