Patient's question:
I have had prostatitis for 5 years. The symptoms include left lower abdominal pain and perineal, with dark yellow, viscous semen. Could you please tell me which type of prostatitis this falls under? Does it affect the fetus? Can it be cured? I have already spent over 20,000, and I've lost hope.Doctor's answer:
In general, long-term prostate inflammation in male patients can lead to varying degrees of sexual dysfunction. This is because chronic inflammation stimulates cellular tissues, disrupting the function of the secretion system, which in turn causes abnormal sexual nerve function. Prostatitis is prone to cause impotence and premature ejaculation, abnormal semen, and in severe cases, male infertility. Therefore, prostatitis has a certain impact on male sexual dysfunction. Generally, it is advisable not to conceive when suffering from a disease.