Patient's question:
This period, the symptoms of dysuria and urinary frequency have reappeared. In the hospital, it was diagnosed as prostatitis, and medication treatment is currently being carried out. However, in the past few days, during sexual activity, premature ejaculation suddenly reappeared, which had never happened before. I would like to consult whether prostatitis can lead to premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis can sometimes affect sexual function, leading to premature ejaculation. If you experience symptoms of premature ejaculation, and also have frequent urination or painful urination, it is recommended to visit the urology department of a hospital for follow-up. The doctor will conduct several relevant tests based on your symptoms, such as a complete blood count, urine test, and ultrasound of the urinary system, to confirm the diagnosis. This will help determine the appropriate treatment methods and medications.During treatment, it is essential to avoid drinking beer, maintain a light diet, and avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods. Rest is also important. Try to reduce sexual activity as much as possible.