Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 20 years old and have been having sex for about 5 years. It started well, and the frequency was not too high. But in the past one or two years, it has become quite frequent, almost every day. Now, when I have sex with my girlfriend, I can still get hard, but it's not fully erect and I can't enter. Many other people have discomfort during sex, but I don't have any other inappropriate symptoms except for weak erection. Can I completely recover just by abstaining from sex? I am not very interested in understanding medication.Doctor's answer:
Excessive sexual activity can lead to fatigue and weakness, causing difficulty in concentrating, and may result in prostatitis, sexual dysfunction, or even affect semen quality. Abstain from sexual activity and divert your attention when you feel the urge, such as engaging in physical activities or doing something meaningful. Develop healthy lifestyle habits, maintain a regular sleep schedule, get adequate rest, and engage in sufficient exercise. Avoid drinking beer and smoking. After abstaining from sexual activity, it is difficult to say to what extent it will stabilize. If there is no improvement or only slight stabilization, seek a proper medical examination and treatment at a hospital.