Patient's question:
I have been suffering from premature ejaculation for many years and have never sought treatment. This year, I feel that it has indeed worsened—my erection is not hard, I have premature ejaculation, and my libido is extremely low. A few days ago, I went to a local hospital to check my prostate white blood cells. The results showed 3-4 units/HP, with a reference value of <10/HP. The results for lecithin corpuscles were +, and there is no history of sexual diseases. The doctor diagnosed it as chronic prostatitis. What should I do about premature ejaculation, low libido, and prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common disease in men, and there are several causes of it. Long-term irritation from standing or sitting for extended periods, excessive smoking, alcohol consumption, spicy or irritating foods, prolonged foreskin, frequent sexual activity or excessive sexual intercourse, and unclean sexual experiences are among the factors that can lead to prostatitis.The treatment principles involve using antibiotics in combination with physical therapy to accelerate drug absorption and achieve rapid therapeutic effects. The dietary approach should focus on light, easily digestible foods, with an emphasis on vegetables and fruits while minimizing spicy or irritating foods. Quitting smoking and alcohol consumption can help reduce the risk of prostate congestion. Maintain a normal sex life according to individual circumstances, avoiding both overindulgence and abstinence. Avoid holding urine for long periods and seek timely treatment for urinary tract infections. Follow the doctor's advice for treatment and do not use medications blindly to avoid worsening the condition.