Patient's question:
Between the ages of 19 and 24, I engaged in excessive sexual activity (never experiencing back pain after sex), which led to impotence, premature ejaculation, and nocturnal emissions. I thought that youth would naturally restore my health, so I didn’t see a doctor. From 24 to 28, I suppressed sexual activity (with the shortest period of abstinence being one month, and experiencing wet dreams every 7-13 days during non-sexual periods). Now at 28, I still haven’t fully recovered. I can’t actively suppress erections, sometimes they occur spontaneously, and when I’m with a girl, I can’t get an erection.At the Third Affiliated Hospital’s Urology Department, I repeatedly emphasized the need for more thorough examinations and medication. The doctor, however, insisted on not conducting any tests and prescribed me 15 days of Yimsak tablets. During the medication period, there was a slight improvement, but it was accompanied by nocturnal emissions, and all effects disappeared after each emission. Now I’ve stopped taking the medication. My friend advised me to take fewer pills, as the more I supplement, the worse it gets.
Doctor's answer:
Frequent sexual activity can lead to kidney deficiency, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, prostatitis, abnormal sexual sensation, and urinary system diseases. For teenagers, it may also interfere with growth and development. This is not a terminal condition; it can be fully restored with proper care. It is recommended to adjust your mindset, abstain from sexual activity, engage in appropriate physical activity, get adequate rest without overworking, avoid alcohol and spicy foods, and maintain a regular lifestyle. You should gradually recover completely.