Patient's question:
I have been diagnosed with prostatitis for a long time, but taking medication hasn't been very effective. Recently, when my wife and I had sex, she always seemed unhappy. I asked her why, and she said it was because my time during intercourse was too short. I want to buy some medicine to take. Hello. Can prostatitis be treated occasionally with medication?Doctor's answer:
It is not recommended to take this medication orally, as it has a stimulating effect on the prostate and may negatively impact sexual function. Long-term oral use can lead to drug dependence, and it may cause a decline in function for those with pre-existing conditions. It is advised to visit the urology department promptly for a thorough examination to diagnose prostatitis. This will help in determining the appropriate treatment plan. Please discuss specific treatment methods with the attending physician, as it should be conducted under medical guidance.