Patient's question:
26 male doesn't know why he suddenly got sick and also feels uncomfortable. Please ask: How should male prostatitis be treated appropriately?Doctor's answer:
Digital rectal examination:① Catarrhal inflammation: The prostate may be normal or slightly enlarged, with tension, and one or two lobes show local irregularities.
② Follicular inflammation: The prostate may have small nodules or be swollen throughout, with a soft and elastic texture, and positive tenderness on palpation.
③ S inflammation: The prostate is significantly reduced in size, hard, with high tension, and marked tenderness. Soft areas may also be palpated locally, and purulent discharge may be observed upon gentle pressure.
Urinalysis:
A detailed examination may reveal white blood cells and miscellaneous bacteria, aiding in the diagnosis of urethral infection.
Culture segmentation:
The examination may indicate non-specific inflammatory infection.
Pathogen culture involves the detection of mycoplasma and chlamydia to determine the presence of such infections.