Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: MasturbationDuration of the current illness and persistence: 1 year
Current general condition: Frequent nocturia, 4-5 times per night, no discharge, no pain, no splitting, prostate has been examined with ultrasound, it seems normal. Nocturia significantly increases after ejaculation. And it has been like this for the next 4-5 days. Continuous treatment has been ongoing with little effect.
Should I focus on tonifying the kidneys or treating the prostate?
First follow-up question: I'm now confused whether it's a prostate issue or kidney deficiency. If there's no stimulation, erection, or congestion for about 10 days, and nocturia significantly decreases to around 2 times per night, then...
Doctor's answer:
1. Easily induces male impotence or anejaculation.2. Causes widespread chronic congestion of the sexual organs, which may lead to aseptic prostatitis in men and the production of dead sperm.
3. In severe cases, it can cause excessive excitement in the brain, leading to neurasthenia.
4. Central nervous system and systemic symptoms such as depression, reduced memory, poor concentration, decreased comprehension, insomnia, frequent dreams, dizziness, palpitations, etc.
5. Chronic prostatitis in the urinary and reproductive system caused by urinary and reproductive diseases may result in frequent urination, dripping white at the end of urination, discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, lower back pain and weakness, reduced libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, and anejaculation.