Patient's question:
I have been suffering from ED and premature ejaculation for several years. It's difficult to get an erection, and once I do, I experience premature ejaculation. A few years ago, I had urethritis and took medication to recover, but it recurred several times. Now, after urination, I always feel a burning sensation in the urethra, and there's a slight sensation of incomplete urination.Doctor's answer:
1, Difficulty urinating is related to benign prostatic hyperplasia, as the enlarged gland compresses the urethra. An ultrasound can be used to measure post-voiding bladder residue. If residue is present, medication is required for treatment.2,
Erectile dysfunction is associated with insufficient blood supply to the penile arteries. Selective penile artery dilation medications, such as tadalafil (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra), can be taken appropriately. Additionally, psychological factors can also affect penile blood flow, leading to erection issues. Therefore, maintaining a relaxed mindset during sexual activity is very important.
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Premature ejaculation is related to psychological factors. Relaxing and going with the flow can help improve the condition. Many people report satisfying sexual experiences after moderate alcohol consumption, as it helps alleviate tension and stress. In necessary cases, medications like Prozac can be used to regulate mood.