Can Chronic Prostatitis Induce Premature Ejaculation?

The so-called premature ejaculation refers to that the penis ejaculates before contacting the female genitalia and not inserting into the vagina, or although the penis can erect, it ejaculates prematurely as soon as it is inserted, or the insertion activity is less than one minute, and the penis then withers and cannot continue sexual intercourse. Therefore, both men and women can not get sexual satisfaction. Early marriage, lack of sexual life experience, excessive sexual excitement or mental tension, premature ejaculation is not morbid. And occasional premature ejaculation can not be called premature ejaculation disease. Only those who often have premature ejaculation and can not have sexual intercourse can be recognized as morbid premature ejaculation. The etiology of premature ejaculation is primarily mental and psychological factors, such as sexual excitement or anxiety, tension, fear of failure, or physical fatigue, and lack of energy, which weakens the control ability of the ejaculation center. In addition, chronic prostatitis may also be one of the organic causes of premature ejaculation. If prostatic inflammation occurs, it will be too sensitive and congested due to congestion and edema stimulation. When men have a sexual impulse, they can't control it (especially young adults) and ejaculate soon.  Allergy decreases the threshold of impulse stimulation, so getting prostatitis may be accompanied by premature ejaculation. Of course, the mechanism is unclear because even if someone has prostatitis and does not have premature ejaculation, their sexual function is as usual. Therefore, whether prostatitis will lead to premature ejaculation has not been determined in medicine. There is no clear conclusion on what kind of connection exists between prostatitis and premature ejaculation.  However, due to the untimely treatment, repeated illness, and psychological tension, some patients with prostatitis can induce premature ejaculation to a certain extent. But this can not say that all patients with prostatitis will have premature ejaculation, nor can it be said that premature ejaculation will be induced after prostatitis. Therefore, after suffering from prostatitis, men must treat it as soon as possible and not delay the condition, resulting in premature ejaculation or infertility. Patients with prostatitis are now more inclined to conservative drug treatment, such as herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill.  Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill does not produce sequelae or complications like surgery. Unlike antibiotics, long-term use of herbal medicine will not increase drug resistance. The long-term use of herbal medicine can regulate meridians, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, diuresis, and gonorrhea, and achieve the effect of treating prostatitis. It can be seen from the above that chronic prostatitis may also be the cause of premature ejaculation, so the cause of premature ejaculation also includes chronic prostatitis. Although the above says so, patients can't think that premature ejaculation must be chronic prostatitis. It's better to go to a regular hospital for examination.