Patient's question:
I have mentioned before that I am 26 years old and have issues with erectile function—it's not firm enough and it's hard to get up. I had an ultrasound of the penis and blood tests at Peking University Hospital, and both results were normal. My sex hormone levels were within the reference range, with one being 9.3 and the other 3.34, close to the lowest value. I remember when I was in my early teens, I often couldn't get an erection and had frequent nocturnal emissions, sometimes as much as twice in two days or once per night. Back then, I felt too embarrassed to tell my parents about it. I only started seeing a doctor in 2000 and took a lot of traditional Chinese medicine. The symptoms improved somewhat, to about twice a week, and I thought it was fine, so I didn't pay much attention to it. Now, every time I have sex, I have to take stamina pills.Doctor's answer:
Based on your symptom description, it is possible that you may have a reproductive infection disease, such as prostatitis or orchitis, which can both lead to male frequent urination and premature ejaculation. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a thorough examination and receive treatment accordingly. Adjust your lifestyle, maintain a positive mood, drink plenty of water and urinate frequently, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and engage in more physical exercise. Go to the hospital early for relevant examinations to confirm the disease and receive treatment.