Patient's question:
B carefully examined the kidneys, and the prostate is normal. Urine test is normal. Prostate fluid test results: Spherosomes - negative, Epithelial cells - negative, White blood cells - occasionally present, Red blood cells - negative, Prostatic granules - negative, Amyloid bodies - negative, Trichomonas - negative, Fungi - negative, Mycoplasma - negative, Chlamydia - negative, G- kidney-shaped double - negative, Treponema pallidum - negative, Sperm - negative, Others - negative. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Current medication is ineffective. Medical history: Frequent urination, incomplete urination, softening during intercourse, sometimes premature ejaculation, neurasthenia. What kind of help is desired: What to do if premature ejaculation occurs.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is very common, and the causes are complex, often related to issues with the blood vessels of the penis. Diseases that affect its function include psychological problems, hormonal deficiencies, or other conditions, so it is recommended to undergo necessary and thorough examinations and treat the premature ejaculation based on the examination results. Currently, some hospitals in society attribute the causes of impotence and premature ejaculation to the prostate, which is incorrect. Treating the prostate will generally not improve your sexual dysfunction.