Post Date December, 03 2023
Problems with male sexual function are a condition that makes men turn pale when talking about it. Many patients with prostatitis suffer from impaired sexual function. How does prostatitis affect male sexual function?
Male sexual function is accomplished by male sexual organs, and prostatitis does not cause damage to male sexual organs. But male sexual transmission is regulated by nerves. Prostatitis does not affect male sexual organs, it affects male sexual nerve conduction.
Most of the patients we encounter have experienced symptoms of premature ejaculation. Many men believe that this is a problem with male function and have been focusing on restoring sexual function during treatment. So this is why many patients with prostatitis have chosen treatment methods based on therapeutic functions to solve their own problems, rather than undergoing treatment for prostatitis.
However, avoiding treatment for prostatitis and improving male function is not helpful for patients with prostatitis. Such treatment is a completely different approach. "Because the transmission of sexual stimulation is from the nerves in the sexual organs to the ganglia in the prostate, and then to the male brain.". "After prostate problems occur, ganglia are damaged, and there are problems with the transmission of sexual stimuli.". Some patients have problems with sexual nerve conduction after it is damaged, and ejaculation occurs before reaching the peak of the sexual threshold. This is the premature ejaculation caused by lax closure of the ejaculation valve.
Other patients have erectile problems, which are also caused by problems with sexual nerve conduction. Other patients have experienced symptoms of lack of sexual desire during treatment, which is also caused by problems with sexual nerve conduction. Patients with this problem are different from previous patients because prostatitis affects the transmission of sexual nerves, leading to a decrease in male sexual threshold. Because after the sexual threshold decreases, men tend to reach the threshold easily, which can keep the patient in a state of sexual impulse. This is also a reason for abnormal erections. A decrease in the threshold value results in a very small stimulus that can cause the patient to have an erection, but this stimulus cannot cause an erection when the patient is not sick. Therefore, such an erection is abnormal and is called abnormal erections. This type of patient often has erections caused by various minimal stimuli, and the sexual nerve is always in tension. Without repairing the nerve conduction, symptoms cannot be eliminated.
For treatment of abnormal erections, it is necessary to repair the male sexual nerves, allowing the patient's threshold to return to normal due to the repair of the nerves, so that the condition that can easily stimulate the patient can no longer reach the threshold to trigger an erection. Moreover, due to long-term abnormal erections, the patient's nerves are very tired. During treatment, the threshold increases, and the patient shows no sexual desire. With the follow-up of later treatment, the tired nerves slowly return to normal, and sexual desire will gradually recover.
The root cause of male sexual dysfunction caused by prostatitis is prostate stiffness and sclerosis, and problems caused by nerve damage. Without fundamentally repairing the nerves, treatment cannot improve the patient's problems. Only by starting from the etiology and repairing nerve conduction can the problem be truly improved.
The impact of prostatitis on sexual function is not only limited to this, but we will continue to update our knowledge of the impact of prostatitis on sexual function. Welcome to continue watching "How Prostatitis Affects Male Sexual Function (2)".
