Patient's question:
Previously, there was excessive sexual activity and holding urine. Now, after urinating each time, I feel as if it's still flowing, as if I can't empty my bladder completely. Can I avoid going to the hospital for a thorough examination and just take medication to suppress it?Doctor's answer:
As soon as possible, completely quit sexual intercourse without medication to suppress post-coital sequelae. Young people must quit sexual intercourse and wait for symptoms to gradually subside. Sexual intercourse can cause damage to the corpora cavernosa of the penis, leading to increased blood flow and premature ejaculation. The sensitive corona of the glans can also lead to premature ejaculation. Damage to the urethral sponge can result in difficulty urinating, urinary pain, prostatitis, penile atrophy, shortening, wrinkles, and an aged appearance. Testicular contusion can cause testicular atrophy and discomfort, as well as testicular shrinkage, leading to symptoms such as premature ejaculation, neurasthenia, kidney deficiency, neurosis, and acne. In fact, having prostatitis is not (terrible), and patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and treated accordingly, the chances of suppressing the condition and recovering are very high.