Patient's question:
It is said that if men have excessive foreskin and do not get it removed, they are more prone to developing prostatitis. It is also said that when men have prostatitis, the sperm they ejaculate is different. This made me quite curious, so I specifically wanted to consult a doctor to ask what ejaculation with prostatitis is like.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis may affect the quality of semen. Patients with prostatitis may experience pain during ejaculation or have yellow semen, or even have jelly-like fluid in the semen. Prostatitis can affect semen quality, so dietary attention is important. Eating more foods rich in zinc and magnesium can help improve semen quality and also enhance sexual function.