Patient's question:
I started having sex when I was 13. At 16, I noticed I started having frequent urination and then rarely had morning erections. Gradually, I found my erections were not as firm as before, and it's gotten worse now. When I went to the urology department, they said I have prostatitis. Is it possible that I have kidney deficiency?Doctor's answer:
Frequent and long-term sexual intercourse may potentially lead to premature ejaculation, kidney deficiency, prostatitis, and urinary system diseases. For adolescents, it may also interfere with growth and development. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital for thorough examination and laboratory tests to clarify the condition. Then, based on the examination results, targeted treatment should be administered to ensure a complete recovery. Avoid taking medication casually to prevent worsening the condition. Do not go to those unlicensed urological hospitals. Most patients with urological issues can understand proper treatment while using dietary therapy as supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily dietary habits, it is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat or binge on food.