Patient's question:
Last Friday, I had a prostate fluid examination. The doctor prescribed three medications, and that same night, I experienced a sensation of ejaculation but couldn't actually ejaculate. I thought it was because of the examination. Two days later, the same thing happened—there was a sensation of ejaculation, but I still couldn't ejaculate. Previously, my ejaculation was completely normal. Today, I looked at the instructions for the medication the doctor prescribed, and I noticed that Cetaloxin capsules have a side effect of retrograde ejaculation. I want to ask if I stop taking this medication, how long will it take for everything to return to normal?Doctor's answer:
At the age of 28, a man has undergone a prostate fluid examination and taken oral medication, after which he experienced the phenomenon of anejaculation. Objectively speaking, it is generally not possible for a prostate fluid examination to cause anejaculation. If you suspect that the medication is the cause of the anejaculation, you can stop taking the medication, and it will usually recover naturally within 1 to 2 weeks. Prostate disease is not easily resolved. Friends with the condition should maintain a positive attitude and face it with an active mindset, as only then can they reduce their confidence in fighting the prostate.