Can prostatitis cause impotence?

For the majority of men, prostatitis is a very harmful male disease. For example, patients often experience pain and have a lot of urine at night. Many people with prostatitis also suffer from premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and a significant decrease in sexual desire. There are also many other dangers. So, will prostatitis cause impotence?

Can prostatitis cause impotence?

Patients with chronic prostatitis generally do not suffer from impotence. Penile erection depends on normal anatomical structure, nerve conduction and reflex, normal perfusion of arteries, opening and congestion of cavernous sinuses, relative reduction of venous return, and endocrine regulation of male hormones. Obviously, chronic prostatitis will not cause pathological changes in the anatomical structure, nerves, blood vessels and endocrine system of the reproductive organs, and therefore, will not lead to impotence. However, due to the prolonged course of chronic prostatitis, lack of knowledge of sexual medicine, and self-denial of masculinity, men are prone to worry and anxiety. Some men are afraid of the pain and desire of ejaculation, fearing that the inflammatory semen will harm the woman, or they accept the wrong guidance that they must abstain from sex, which leads to a decrease in the frequency of sexual life and a decline in desire. Over time, secondary impotence may occur.

The Prostate Rejuvenating Capsules and other drugs are used for conditioning. The Prostate Rejuvenating Capsules (Double Star) benefit the kidneys and rejuvenate, promote blood circulation and relieve stranguria, clear away heat and detoxify. It is used for chronic prostatitis and frequent urination, urgent urination and urethral pain caused by prostatitis.

This is caused by prostatitis. It is recommended to use Qianlie Tongyu Tablets (Datang) to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, clear away heat and relieve stranguria. It is used for chronic prostatitis, which is a stagnation of blood and dampness and heat in the body. Symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, residual urine, swelling and pain in the perineum, lower abdomen or lumbosacral region, or burning in the urethra, damp scrotum, dark purple tongue or ecchymosis, and yellow greasy tongue coating. Try to treat it with drugs such as these.

The treatment of prostatitis itself requires a lot of medicines, both Western and Chinese medicines, especially Western medicines, some large amounts of antibiotics, some local anesthetics for the treatment of pain, or systemic sedatives, which can also cause impotence and premature ejaculation.