Patient's question:
Scrotal dampness, impotence, premature ejaculation, insufficient hardnessDoctor's answer:
Is there varicocele?Chlamydia is difficult to treat. What flows out is prostatic fluid, not semen. Comprehensive treatment is needed.
Treatment plan for prostatitis:
1. For bacterial infection: Take sulfamethoxazole and ofloxacin orally for half a month. For chlamydia, use erythromycin.
2. Take traditional Chinese medicine daily, promoting blood circulation, resolving stagnation, clearing heat, and draining dampness, such as Ningmitai capsules.
3. Sitz baths with traditional Chinese medicine or hot water. Or enemas (for those with no fertility requirements).
4. Psychological therapy. Don’t overthink, relax your worries, and stay positive.
5. Tadalafile, Harlow, and Escitalopram.
6. For sexual dysfunction: Use Xi’aili or Luobupukebiri pills, or Vigora.
Massage the prostate for chronic prostatitis. Moderate and regular sexual activity is also necessary.
Additional notes:
Improve your lifestyle, such as: sitting less, staying active, avoiding alcohol, eating fewer spicy foods, ensuring sleep, and reducing late nights. You can also practice Kegels (tensing and relaxing the pelvic floor muscles), standing up and squatting multiple times.