Is impotence and premature ejaculation harmful to the body?

Patient's question:

I have never been married so far, and the reason is that I have been suffering from impotence and premature ejaculation for many years without any improvement. When I was young, I was playful and often masturbated, which has led to the current situation where I haven't even had a girlfriend. The biggest problem, however, is that I can't get an erection.

Doctor's answer:

Hello,
1. Untreated premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction can lead to impotence.
2. Impact on mental factors. Lethargy and work impairment are major manifestations of the harm caused by premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. Symptoms often include bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, yellow and turbid urine, leukorrhea, red tongue, yellow coating, wiry and rapid pulse, and long-term accompanying sperm issues.
3. The most severe harm is its impact on the patient's fertility. For severe premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction patients, sexual intercourse cannot be completed, preventing sperm from entering and combining with the egg, thus failing to achieve fertilization and ultimately affecting fertility.

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