Prostatitis can cause premature ejaculation?

Patient's question:

Currently, the general situation is:
1. Erections feel not very firm, but it is estimated that it has not yet reached the point of erectile dysfunction.
2. Sexual activity has not yet occurred, but during masturbation, ejaculation occurs within less than a minute, and in the past year, there has been no pleasure during ejaculation; semen is released.
3. Sometimes there is no fullness or pain in the perineum.
4. Urination is frequent soon after drinking water.
5. Morning erections are very subtle.
6. Urine streams in a split pattern.
Medical history:
Started masturbating in the third grade of elementary school, was particularly frequent during the three years of junior high school, and in high school, discovered his sexuality.

Doctor's answer:

??????Hello, the prostate, as the main accessory gland of males, is an internal sexual characteristic of men. When prostatitis becomes inflamed, it causes the prostate ducts to become blocked, leading to prostate enlargement. This pressure compresses the surrounding sexual nerves of the prostate. At the same time, toxins produced by pathogens and purulent substances directly stimulate the prostate's nerve tissue, causing conditions such as neurosis, which can then lead to impotence and premature ejaculation. Therefore, impotence and premature ejaculation are symptoms of prostatitis, while prostatitis is one of the causes of impotence and premature ejaculation. Only by curing prostatitis can impotence and premature ejaculation be resolved.

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