Patient's question:
I'm not young anymore, and I'm also married. Recently, I've been experiencing physical issues, and after a thorough check-up at the hospital, I was diagnosed with prostatitis. The doctor said it's been a while, and my wife has also been having less intimate relations with me recently. This condition has already affected our intimacy. I want to know how effective the treatment for prostatitis and premature ejaculation is now?Doctor's answer:
Strictly speaking, premature ejaculation and prostatitis are two different conditions. First, you need to clarify whether premature ejaculation occurred first or prostatitis. Prostatitis is related to prolonged sitting and local circulatory disorders. Of course, you need to have a thorough examination of prostatic fluid to rule out bacterial infection. If there is no bacterial infection, targeted treatment can be performed. Change your lifestyle, avoid prolonged sitting or holding back urine.