Patient's question:
I felt particularly uncomfortable a few weeks ago, so I went to a hospital near my home for a check-up. They said it was related to the prostate, and I took medication for a week. I felt better, but now I'm feeling uncomfortable again. Could you please...Doctor's answer:
1. Urinary changes: Mainly include frequent urination, urinary urgency, dysuria, and discomfort or burning sensation during urination. Occasionally, white discharge may be observed from the urethral meatus.2. Pain: Suprapubic, lower abdominal dull pain, cramping pain, or discomfort. Occasionally, aching or tightness may be felt in the lumbosacral region, suprapubic area, bilateral inguinal region, or even bilateral lower limbs.
3. Mental symptoms: Occasional dizziness, head fullness, lack of energy, insomnia, fatigue, or low mood.
4. Physiological function decline: Possible erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, nocturnal emissions, or painful ejaculation.
5. Prostate tenderness: During digital rectal examination, prostate tenderness may be detected.
Regarding your symptoms, typing them here or describing them may not be clear enough. It is recommended to visit a nearby hospital for a formal examination to accurately diagnose your condition.