Patient's question:
At the age of 28, a man has recently been feeling quite tired and has noticed that his body is not feeling healthy. Could he have this disease? Please ask: Is it easy to treat kidney stones and benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Kidney stones are relatively easy to treat, while prostatitis is much more complex. It's not worth taking high-dose medication for it. You can take Finasteride, once a day, and then quit alcohol, avoid prolonged sitting, and eat less spicy and greasy food. If symptoms reappear, you will still need medication treatment. Once symptoms improve, you can stop taking the medication. There are treatments for the prostate, for the prostate, something that can stabilize the prostate and alleviate urinary symptoms. You can take it, yes, you can take it. You can start with this as well. MRI is not very sensitive for diagnosing prostatitis. You don't need to take anything else. For stone-removing medication, you can take Stone-removing Granules, and you should also drink plenty of water. It's fine to take them together.