Is there a definite relationship between prostatitis and premature ejaculation? Is there a possibility of complication between the two? Prostatitis is a disease of the prostate gland, a group of diseases represented by pelvic pain. Prostatitis may increase the incidence of premature ejaculation, but there is no necessary connection between the two. To put it simply, prostatitis may affect premature ejaculation or worsen it. If the patient has prostatitis, it should be treated at the same time, if not prostatitis, simply treat premature ejaculation. Is it correct to treat premature ejaculation and treat prostatitis first? This is certainly not scientific, prostatitis can aggravate premature ejaculation, but not all the causes of premature ejaculation can be attributed to prostatitis. The actual fact is that there are a number of misconceptions in the mindset of patients that as long as they are cured of prostatitis, other male diseases will be cured. The first thing you need to do is to determine if your premature ejaculation is caused by prostatitis, and you don’t need to go to prostatitis for just premature ejaculation. In addition, do not overplay the danger of prostatitis, which is a very common disease, like a cold. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than a couple of days to get rid of the problem, and you will probably get it again after a while. It is also the case that prostatitis is a cold in the urinary system, which may be completely cured and may be re-infected. What is the percentage of patients who have both premature ejaculation and prostatitis? What should be the order of treatment? It is about 20% to 30%. There is no order of treatment in this case, it just means that prostatitis must be treated and prostatitis must be controlled. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and also the most popular ones. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The way to differentiate them is simple: ask the patient a few questions: First, do you want to do it? Secondly, can you do it? Thirdly, how is the speed of your ejaculation? Can you control it? What is the pleasure and orgasm like? However, in one case, the patient may mistake severe premature ejaculation as impotence, because severe premature ejaculation will be ejaculated very quickly without or after vaginal penetration, especially the patient who ejaculates before vaginal penetration, often he cannot get an erection within half an hour or one hour after ejaculation, so the patient may mistake himself as impotence. To put it simply, impotence means you can’t do it, premature ejaculation is able to do it, just not enough satisfaction in doing it On the level of medication, is the treatment of premature ejaculation and impotence completely different? The treatment methods are completely different. Impotence is treated with PDE5 inhibitors, which is commonly known as Viagra, and with this drug. The treatment for premature ejaculation is to use nerve control drugs to improve a man’s ability to control ejaculation. What do you think about the idea that surgical treatment for premature ejaculation can be done once and for all? It is advisable to be cautious about surgical treatment for premature ejaculation. First of all, because we have to cut the nerve, which is irreversible, it is difficult to grow back. I think that since we can treat it with medication, we don’t need to do surgery. Secondly, it is very difficult to regenerate after the nerve is severed, and there is no definite decision on how much to cut, what if there is more? Once again, there are complications with surgery, just like you don’t go bungee jumping and you won’t be dropped dead, you just have to bungee jump and there is a possibility of falling dead, although it may be one in a million, but it is 100% when you run into it. Therefore, it is best not to do premature ejaculation surgery if you can.