Patient's question:
Doctor, my current boyfriend becomes very erect before he withdraws during sex, but becomes soft after withdrawal, which makes me very frustrated. Later, I learned that he has prostatitis. Now I want to know if prostatitis is related to premature ejaculation, is my boyfriend experiencing premature ejaculation? What should I do if he has prostatitis and erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
According to the experiment, prostatitis is one of the important reasons leading to premature ejaculation. The relationship between prostatitis and premature ejaculation is close. Chronic prostatitis can cause reduced libido and pain during ejaculation, premature ejaculation, and affect semen quality. It can also lead to white discharge from the urethral orifice after urination or defecation, and hematospermia when seminal vesiculitis occurs. It can also manifest as neurasthenia, showing symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, and neurasthenia. Long-term persistent prostatitis can even cause in the body, leading to conditions like conjunctivitis and arthritis. Moreover, prostatitis often leads to sexual dysfunction, such as reduced libido, premature ejaculation, frequent nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation, hematospermia, and pain during ejaculation.