Patient's question:
Super Doppler Blood Flow Examination ReportRadial Artery 013.2
Dorsal Artery 018.9
Deep Dorsal Artery 1 014.7
Deep Dorsal Artery 2 020.1
PFI 0.7
Heart Rate 057
Prostate Fluid Examination
Lecithin Corpuscles 25%
White Blood Cells ++/hp
Color Greyish-white
VPT Examination of Vibration and Tactile Sensation
Penile Sensory Nerve Report
The 12, 9, and 3 points are all 0.6
The 6 and penile body are 0.5
Ultrasonic Medical Imaging Report
Prostate Size approximately 4.33.32.8 cm
Shape Enlarged
Capsule Intact
Internal Echo Distribution Uneven
The doctor said the results indicate chronic prostatitis, not erectile dysfunction, but I am currently unable to achieve an erection. The doctor mentioned that it is due to prostate issues and that treatment with a certain device and intravenous drips for 2 bottles over 3 days, with tests every 3 days, will improve it within a few days. Is the doctor correct? Should I undergo treatment? I hope an expert can provide some advice. Also, is this condition really as easy to treat as the doctor claims?
Doctor's answer:
This illness is not considered severe; you have early-stage prostatitis, which can be cured with the help of medical instruments and medication. I suggest you persist with the treatment. If you don't address early-stage prostatitis promptly, it will only worsen, and it will become more difficult to treat later on.