Patient's question:
I am 40 years old this year. Men suffer from frequent nocturia and are very sensitive before bed, unable to sleep. Even after falling asleep, they keep dreaming and wake up every two hours. Even if the urge to urinate is very slight, they still wake up. How should chronic prostatitis, which has lasted for over a year, be treated?Doctor's answer:
For chronic prostatitis, her most common symptoms are frequent urination, urinary urgency, a burning sensation in the urethra, and a white discharge from the posterior urethra, which are the most typical symptoms of prostatitis. Additionally, a small portion of patients may experience sexual dysfunction, manifesting as premature ejaculation. For chronic prostatitis, a small number of patients may also exhibit extreme mental tension, with symptoms of depression and anxiety. Therefore, for chronic prostatitis.