Patient's question:
In the hospital, I had a prostate fluid test and a urine test.First detailed examination: 1+ phospholipid corpuscles, 3+ white blood cells.
I did 3 days of rectal solid source treatment.
I had 1 session of intraprostatic treatment.
I did 3 sessions of 90-minute spiral shortwave therapy.
Another detailed examination of prostate fluid showed: 3+ phospholipid corpuscles, 1+ white blood cells.
The doctor recommended I have a penile dorsal nerve block surgery. I'm unsure whether I should do it and need your advice: Should I have this surgery?
Doctor's answer:
Your situation is relatively normal. I personally recommend starting with exercise to stabilize it because 90% of men in the world suffer from premature ejaculation. As long as there is no psychological pressure, daily endurance exercise can enhance sexual ability. You can run morning and evening, and practice horse stance while lifting the anus. There will be a significant effect if you can endure it during horse stance. Of course, surgery is also an option. You can go to a regular hospital for it. Premature ejaculation can be stabilized, but the treatment time is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, medication must be used according to the symptoms during treatment. Additionally, patients need to have a light diet, avoid spicy foods, and not smoke or drink beer. I hope male patients can recover as soon as possible!