Patient's question:
This year, for some reason, I haven't had my period for three months. I took a few pregnancy tests, but they were negative. Now, I've started my period. I'd like to consult with some medical friends about this—three months of amenorrhea! What could be the cause? Thank you for your response.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia fibrosis are two diseases. The clinical diagnosis of prostatitis primarily manifests as recurrent pain in the lower abdomen or recurrent secretions in the urethra. During the clinical diagnosis and treatment of prostatitis, symptomatic and etiological treatment is mainly implemented, including oral antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs such as Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole tablets or Levofloxacin capsules, taken continuously for 7-15 days to help alleviate the dryness associated with prostatic hyperplasia. If the fibrosis is severe, surgical treatment is recommended. If the fibrosis is mild and the symptoms are not particularly pronounced, herbal warm sitz baths or local massage techniques for the prostate are advised.