Patient's question:
Incomplete urination, difficulty starting urination, lower abdominal pain, sometimes intermittent sharp pain, damp scrotum. Strong urine odor, many white granules in the foreskin, but no pain. Also, when I went to the hospital, the doctor said the foreskin was too long, and the penis was small but within the normal range.Doctor's answer:
1. Prostatitis treatment can be stopped once it becomes asymptomatic. The medications you are currently taking should be effective. There is no need to frequently check prostatic fluid. If the effect is not satisfactory, you can add medications like Effexor or Daxin under the guidance of a doctor.2. Excessive foreskin does not necessarily require circumcision, but it is definitely beneficial if it is removed. It is recommended to have it removed.
3. Further tests can include urodynamics and cystoscopy, but if your symptoms improve after taking medication, there is no need for these tests.
4. Premature ejaculation is also related to excessive foreskin. It is also greatly influenced by psychological factors and techniques. You can check out one of my articles for comprehensive treatment methods.
5. Mental energy is built through nurturing. If you are constantly exhausted, stay up late, smoke, drink alcohol, or have other unhealthy habits, it is natural to feel lacking in energy. Start by adjusting your lifestyle.
6. It is recommended to have normal sexual activity for prostatitis. The expulsion of prostatic fluid will be beneficial for the treatment of prostatitis.