Patient's question:
Diagnosed with mild prostatitis. After taking anti-inflammatory medication for a week, the symptoms basically disappeared, except for a slight weakness during ejaculation and urination. The weakness during ejaculation seemed to reappear during those days of prostatitis. Is it caused by prostatitis? If so, can it be cured by focusing on taking anti-inflammatory medication? If not, what treatment should be done?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation weakness refers to the emission of semen not being but rather "flowing out or slipping out." Individuals with ejaculation weakness often experience a rise or disappearance of pleasure. Sexual medicine does not classify ejaculation weakness as a disease. A certain degree of stability can be achieved through the following methods:Urinary interruption exercise: Urinate halfway through, then stop, wait for a moment, and then resume urination. Repeat this process repeatedly to practice.
After a period of practice, the ejaculation force of some patients can be stabilized and reduced.