What are the causes of prostatitis and premature ejaculation?

Patient's question:

Often it's a hair trigger situation. Every time before there's a strong desire, but it happens within less than two minutes, and my wife is not happy about it. Is it related to prostatitis?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are several reasons for premature ejaculation, including medical conditions, traumatic causes, mental tension, and issues related to nerve conduction. Why is prostatitis prone to causing premature ejaculation? Because the prostate is the valve that controls ejaculation. If this valve becomes inflamed again, it can become hypersensitive and congested due to irritation. When sexual arousal occurs, it becomes difficult to control (especially in young and middle-aged men), leading to rapid ejaculation. Hypersensitivity is essentially an increase in the threshold for tolerating sexual stimulation, so individuals with prostatitis often experience premature ejaculation.
The treatment for this type of premature ejaculation should first address the prostatitis inflammation. Only after the inflammation is completely resolved should one focus on replenishing the kidneys, as this is the only way to cure premature ejaculation. In clinical diagnosis, some people exhibit obvious symptoms of prostatitis, while others have more subtle symptoms. Without careful testing, cases may be missed, delaying the condition.

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