Patient's question:
Started having sexual problems during adolescence, and it has been about thirteen years so far. When I realized the bad effects of sex, I have been trying hard to change this bad habit, but it hasn't been successful. Now, when I have sexual desire, my penis cannot get erect, but sometimes it can when I am well-rested. Although it's not ideal, it's better than usual. I am 33 years old this year, and because I don't have the courage to divorce, I am still married.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you are experiencing sexual intercourse-related issues. If you have these problems, you should first promptly give up the habit of sexual intercourse. Long-term sexual activity can indeed have a significant impact on the body. It is recommended that you consider ways to divert your attention to adjust and give up the habit. Long-term sexual activity may lead to issues such as premature ejaculation, infertility, and infertility. You should think carefully about this. Of course, even after giving up the habit, it may not be possible to fully recover. At that time, you can revisit for a prostate fluid test to confirm and rule out the possibility of prostatitis.