Post Date December, 03 2023
The low back pain was unbearable. After the interventional treatment of lumbar disc herniation, the low back pain and leg pain were alleviated. It was also found that the symptoms of premature ejaculation, which had troubled for 8 years, were also significantly alleviated. When Mr. Zhang, 45, returned to the hospital for more than three months after leaving the hospital, he was puzzled and told the attending doctor, Dr. Zhou.
Because he didn't care, his symptoms worsened three years ago, and he was diagnosed as premature ejaculation after going to the urology department for sex hormone examination. Because premature ejaculation involves psychological factors and organic factors such as urethritis, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, etc., Mr. Zhang took some drugs to reduce penis sensitivity at the suggestion of the doctor, and the symptoms improved slightly after conditioning with Chinese medicine. Three months ago, he was diagnosed as lumbar disc herniation because of the aggravation of low back pain and the pain of the left lower limb. After the interventional treatment in the pain department, the low back pain that had troubled him for more than 6 years was relieved, and the symptoms of premature ejaculation were also significantly relieved.
Expert analysis: "At present, research has confirmed that lumbar disc herniation is one of the important causes of unexplained premature ejaculation in most men. Lumbar disc herniation can stimulate the cauda equina nerve in its posterior spinal canal for a long time, resulting in an abnormally high sensitivity. The cauda equina nerve is a component of the ejaculatory reflex arc, and its increased sensitivity can easily lead to premature ejaculation. Because of the complex etiology of premature ejaculation, it is usually difficult to associate lumbar disc herniation with it." The patient also confirmed that premature ejaculation was related to lumbar disc herniation after the treatment of lumbar disc herniation.
Experts suggest that patients with premature ejaculation accompanied by symptoms such as back weakness and soreness should be examined by lumbar CT or MRI to determine whether there is lumbar disc herniation. For patients with mild lumbar disc herniation, symptomatic treatment such as lumbar and back muscle exercise and traction can be used. For those with large protrusion, minimally invasive treatment can be considered.
