Patient's question:
Male, 23 years old, with a long sexual history. After a sexual encounter a year ago, he began to feel (since the sexual activity starting a year ago has always been twice, the first time is quick, the second time can be longer, so he usually does twice, with a large amount of semen. Actually, he also wants to ask how to shorten the first time during sex). Now, he often feels a slight discomfort below the navel on the left side, with pain when lightly pressed. He suspects he might have some intestinal inflammation. At night, he feels like he can't fully empty his bowels, and sometimes experiences lower abdominal pain. He is unsure if the incomplete bowel movement is related to the lower left abdominal issue. Additionally, sometimes after drinking tea drinks, he frequently feels the urge to use the restroom. Occasionally, if he drinks less water or something, he feels a burning sensation during urination, and the urine is yellow. Lightly pressing the penis causes pain—could it be urethritis? What should he do?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is primarily considered to be caused by prostatitis. It is recommended that you visit a regular public hospital's urology department for a prostatic fluid test, bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test, and tests for mycoplasma and chlamydia. Medication should be prescribed based on the drug sensitivity results for optimal effectiveness.In your daily life, pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, relax your mood, maintain regular sexual activity, and avoid alcohol and other unhealthy habits. Also, enhance your physical exercise.
It is advised to avoid excessive sexual activity and to regulate the frequency of sexual intercourse, generally aiming for once a week. Overindulgence in sex or excessive sexual activity may lead to prostatitis, which can further result in kidney deficiency.