Patient's question:
I am a 29-year-old male. The ultrasound report said it was benign prostatic hyperplasia. After visiting the hospital, they didn't perform any other detailed tests and said it was prostatitis. I don't have any discomfort symptoms. Can it be confirmed that it is inflammation and not fibrosis?Doctor's answer:
This is a typical manifestation of prostatitis. Further oral medication treatment is needed, and whether there is inflammation still needs to be checked through prostatic fluid analysis. At this age, the probability of fibrosis should not be high. If inflammation is considered, it can only be speculated. If there are no symptoms at present, special treatment may not be necessary. Further diagnosis can be done through prostatic fluid analysis. Drink more water, avoid spicy and irritating foods, do not sit for long periods, and exercise appropriately to improve your immune system.