Patient's question:
I am 37 years old, married, and was diagnosed with non-bacterial prostatitis (professional urological examination) in 2004. I did not receive any treatment, and in June of this year, another examination showed the same results: WBC+ and lecithin corpuscles++. The ultrasound revealed that the size of the prostate was 5.2x2.9x3.3. The main symptoms include occasional white discharge during urination, a feeling of fullness in the perineum, urine splitting, and lower back discomfort. Additionally, I have been experiencing premature ejaculation since the first time, losing control before fully entering, and it has been only one or two minutes so far, with difficulty lasting more than two minutes. I have a history of frequent masturbation.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction has many causes, such as psychological factors, prostatitis, phimosis, high penile nerve sensitivity, endocrine disorders, etc. Since the causes vary, the treatments are also different. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to a local regular hospital for a check-up to identify the specific cause before formulating a specific treatment plan. Please do not take medicine randomly to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.