Patient's question:
I'm only thirty-three, and I've already experienced premature ejaculation. I don't know what's wrong with me. I've been to the hospital for treatment, but it's been a long time, and nothing has worked. I don't understand why premature ejaculation hasn't been effectively treated. Is it because of prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction has multiple causes, including medical conditions, traumatic reasons, mental stress, 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 swollen due to irritation. When sexual arousal occurs, the control becomes weak (especially in young and middle-aged men), leading to rapid ejaculation. Hypersensitivity actually means an increased threshold for tolerating sexual stimulation, so individuals with prostatitis often experience premature ejaculation.