Patient's question:
A few years ago, due to previous consecutive episodes of holding back ejaculation; initially checked and found prostatitis but it was non-bacterial; there was mild pain in the testicles.Doctor's answer:
A few years ago, due to consecutive episodes of not releasing semen, you first experienced prostatitis but it was found to be non-bacterial. You may feel mild pain in your testicles. Based on your description of symptoms, it is likely that your physical condition is generally weak, and the discomfort in the groin area is caused by sexual arousal without ejaculation leading to congestion. It is recommended to take warm sitz baths to improve blood circulation in the groin area, get adequate rest, drink more water, and appropriately increase your dietary nutrition while maintaining a balanced diet. Avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables. Avoid exposure to cold in the abdomen. Wear comfortable, breathable cotton underwear and pants, and change them frequently, ensuring they are well-dried. Wishing you good health!