Patient's question:
21 years old this year. Masturbated for more than 6 years, basically once a day... Had erectile dysfunction for more than a year. At first, I didn't pay attention, but last year when I went to the hospital, I realized the severity of the problem. Prostate leukocyte count 1+. Phosphatidylcholine 3+. Now it's very difficult to get an erection, sometimes even impossible. Morning erections have stopped for a year. Even if there is an erection, the duration is very short, and it becomes soft immediately upon waking. Sometimes it gets hard at night, but the frequency is very low. Erection duration is usually around 1 minute. It has rarely lasted more than 5 minutes. Suspected venous leakage. Also, the penis always feels soft and weak, as if it hasn't grown properly, and there's always a sense of discomfort. It secretes transparent fluid with slight stimulation, which is very frustrating.Doctor's answer:
If masturbation can harm the body, wouldn't sexual intercourse be even more damaging? Then why would God allow such pleasurable enjoyment? Of course, everything should be done in moderation, and this applies to sexual intercourse as well as masturbation. There is no need to deliberately abstain from masturbation; it is simply a matter of doing it in moderation. There are many factors that can affect sexual function. At your age, it is likely not primarily a matter of physical constitution, but rather mental and psychological issues, as well as self-confidence. If you haven't had actual sexual intercourse yet, it's best not to worry too much about so-called performance. If you are concerned about a so-called varicocele, you can have an imaging test to rule it out. This condition is very rare. It's better to wait until you have actual sexual intercourse to pay attention to these matters. Because the tension and stress you are currently experiencing can affect your ability to achieve an erection.