Why does prostatitis cause impotence? How should impotence caused by prostatitis be treated

With the development of science and technology, our medical level is also improving. The treatment of prostatitis is no longer a problem. What about the impotence caused by prostatitis?

There are many reasons for sexual dysfunction, including functional and organic. Functional dysfunction is mainly manifested in the vast majority of dysfunction, usually caused by abnormal sexual habits (masturbation, excessive sexual intercourse, etc.) and abnormal mental state (fear, tension, fatigue, etc.). Organic dysfunction is less, mainly caused by spinal cord injury caused by penis erection and ejaculation central dysfunction, or chronic inflammation such as urethritis, prostatitis, testicular epididymitis, neuroendocrine disease, and pathological changes of the penis itself.

1. General treatment. Health education, psychological and behavioral guidance play a positive role. Patients should abstain from alcohol and avoid spicy food; Avoid holding urine and sitting for a long time, pay attention to keeping warm and strengthen physical exercise.

2、 Medication.

Antibiotics are the three most commonly used drugs, α- Its body blockers and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs also have different degrees of efficacy in alleviating symptoms.

1) Antibiotics: At present, antibiotics are the most commonly used first-line drugs to treat prostatitis, but only about 5% of chronic prostatitis patients have obvious bacterial infection

2) α- Receptor blockers: α- Receptor blockers can relax the smooth muscle of the prostate and bladder, improve the symptoms and pain of the lower urinary tract, and become the basic drugs for the treatment of type II/III prostatitis

3) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs III empirical drugs treat prostatitis related symptoms. Its main purpose is to relieve pain and discomfort. So far, there are only a few randomized and placebo comparative studies on the efficacy of these drugs. The clinical control study confirmed that celecoxib was effective in improving the pain and other symptoms of patients with Ⅲ A prostatitis.

4) Plant preparation: The treatment of type II and type III prostatitis with plant preparation has been paid more and more attention and is a selective treatment method. Plant preparations mainly refer to pollen preparations and plant extracts, which have a wide range of pharmacological effects such as non-specific anti-inflammatory, anti-edema, promoting bladder forced urinary muscle contraction, and relaxation of urethral smooth muscle.