Patient's question:
I am 36 this year, and my prostate has been fibrotic for a month. The doctor said this needs to be removed, and I am a bit hesitant, not knowing what to do. I dare not go through with it. After thinking it over and over, I want to consult an expert: will the removal of prostate fibrosis interfere with sexual life?Doctor's answer:
After the surgery for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) removal, the impact on sexual life is not significant. However, some men may experience symptoms such as pain in the perineum or urethra after the surgery due to nerve damage in the perineum, which can affect sexual life. Most patients can fully recover sexual function after about 3 to 6 months when their bodies have fully healed. It is recommended to seek treatment at a hospital and then proceed with self-recovery.