Patient's question:
I am 29 years old, male, and have recently experienced a decline in libido again. Besides the penis not being as firm when erect, the glans also feels less sensitive. There is fatigue in the groin area, and the semen is slightly clearer than before. Is this related to the previous prostatitis I had? How can I treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Increased sexual desire, erectile dysfunction is not basically premature ejaculation, except for sexual functional problems or changes in endocrine hormones. A lack of male hormones can lead to the aforementioned erectile issues. A small portion of the population may consider it to be kidney deficiency. Currently, the sensitivity of the glans is also increasing, and it is basically adjusted and controlled with traditional Chinese medicine for tonifying the kidneys. Previously, if there was prostatitis, medication to open up the blockage could be considered.