Will chronic nephritis cause premature ejaculation?

Chronic nephritis is a problem that many men are very worried about, because many people believe that chronic nephritis can lead to premature ejaculation. In the early stages, the symptoms of this disease are not very obvious, so it is difficult to be discovered. However, once it is discovered, it is already in a serious state. So, will chronic nephritis cause premature ejaculation in men?

The full name of chronic nephritis is chronic glomerulonephritis, which may cause varying degrees of renal function decline and has a slow onset. Clinical manifestations include proteinuria, hematuria, hypertension, edema, etc.

Most patients with chronic nephritis have chronic progressive damage to their renal function. Different types of pathology are important factors that determine how quickly renal function progresses, just as mesenteric capillary glomerulonephritis progresses faster, while membranous nephropathy progresses more slowly. Of course, this has a lot to do with whether the treatment is appropriate.

Normally, this disease should be considered if there are abnormal urine test results, edema, or hypertension for more than one year, and whether the kidney function is damaged. After excluding secondary glomerulonephritis and hereditary glomerulonephritis, it can be clinically diagnosed as chronic nephritis.

However, premature ejaculation refers to the process of sexual intercourse in which the erect penis has not yet been inserted into the vagina or ejaculates quickly after being inserted into the vagina, which prevents the woman from reaching orgasm and makes sexual intercourse impossible. The treatment mainly focuses on sexual therapy based on the cause, which includes: mental factors, prostatitis, foreskin is too long, frequent masturbation, etc.

There is not much overlap between the symptoms of chronic nephritis and the causes of premature ejaculation. As long as the kidney deficiency is not caused by premature ejaculation, it will not cause premature ejaculation.

There are many causes of premature ejaculation, not just psychological and local penile factors, but also systemic diseases such as urinary, endocrine and nervous systems should be considered, so it is necessary to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

The chronic nephritis introduced above is a disease caused by glomerulopathy, so it has a great relationship with our reproductive system. In other words, nephritis and the problem of premature ejaculation are closely related. If you feel that something is wrong with you, you should check it out quickly, otherwise it will be more troublesome later.