Patient's question:
I had a thorough examination at the hospital and the results showed that prostatic calcification had led to impotence and premature ejaculation. Now my penis cannot get erect, but I still have morning erections every day and they are very hard. There is no urgency, frequency, or pain during urination, but there is urine splitting. How can impotence and premature ejaculation caused by prostatic calcification be treated?Doctor's answer:
Based on what you've described, your premature ejaculation isn't necessarily related to your ability to get an erection. At most, it's just a bit of premature ejaculation. Besides that, it's just prostatitis. Normally, as you age, this function may improve to some extent. Additionally, common prostate conditions can interfere with it. Right now, you should first control or alleviate the prostatitis, and then your sexual function will also recover to a certain extent. In the later stages, you can also use some traditional Chinese medicine to regulate it for a period of time.