Patient's question:
History of masturbation. Currently causing impotence and premature ejaculation. Impotence cannot get erect, sometimes can get a little erect but it goes down as soon as it moves. Also frequent urination, urgent urination, incomplete urination, and sometimes lower back pain.Doctor's answer:
If masturbation can harm the body, wouldn't sexual intercourse be even more damaging? Then why would God allow such pleasure? Of course, anything shouldn't be done in excess—sex is no different from masturbation. Masturbation doesn't need to be deliberately avoided; it's just a matter of moderation. There are many factors that can affect sexual function. At your age, it's likely not primarily a matter of physical constitution, but more about mental and psychological issues, as well as self-confidence. If you haven't had actual sexual intercourse yet, it's best not to worry too much about performance. If you're concerned about a so-called venous fistula, you can have an imaging test to rule it out. This condition is very rare. It's better to wait until you've actually had sexual intercourse before paying attention to these things. Because the tension and stress you're experiencing now can affect your ability to get an erection.