Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Married for half a year, had frequent sexual activity for the first four months, about four times a week or more. Recently, for the past one and a half months, sexual activity has been unsatisfactory. Symptoms include: normal erection each time, but becoming limp after only a few thrusts, without ejaculation. Prostate fluid test results: Sphincteric cells 45%-50%, white blood cells: 2-4, red blood cells: 0-1. Is there prostatitis? If so, how should it be treated? If not, how should ED be treated?Duration and persistence of the current illness: One and a half months
Current general condition: Normal erection, but becoming limp after a few thrusts. May I ask...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the examination results, there may still be inflammation. It is recommended to adopt anti-inflammatory treatment under the guidance of a clinical doctor, pay attention to rest, drink more water, and follow the doctor's advice for regulation. Please pay attention to the following matters:(1) The patient should maintain a positive attitude, eliminate unnecessary worries and misunderstandings about certain symptoms, and enhance confidence in curing the disease.
(2) Pay attention to balancing work and rest, ensuring adequate sleep, and avoiding heavy physical exertion.
(3) Participate in appropriate physical exercise, avoiding prolonged sitting and long-term cycling, motorcycling, etc.
(4) Pay attention to diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid alcohol, and refrain from spicy and irritating foods.
(5) Engage in protected sexual activity moderately.