Patient's question:
My senior told us that men with prostatitis will suffer from premature ejaculation, and they will be more likely to be dumped by their girlfriends in the future. We were all puzzled. I want to learn how to treat erectile dysfunction caused by prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
1. Mild premature ejaculation explained by experts: In mild premature ejaculation, sexual advice is generally considered normal. After stimulation, there is a quick erection, and it can also be erect during intercourse. However, the erection time is not enough, and some may need manual assistance to penetrate the vagina. The frequency of intercourse decreases.2. Moderate premature ejaculation: In moderate premature ejaculation, sexual desire weakens. After stimulating sensitive areas, the penis's erection response is slow. After sexual stimulation, it cannot immediately become erect; during intercourse, the penis struggles to become erect.
3. Severe premature ejaculation: In severe premature ejaculation, patients lose sexual desire. No matter how sensitive areas are stimulated, or how sexual stimulation is applied, or during intercourse, the penis shows no response. During intercourse, the penis cannot become erect or penetrate the vagina; the penis lacks erection angle and hardness; sexual intercourse movement almost stops, and there is no sexual sensation.