Patient's question:
Male, 45 years old, always feels urinary irritation, feels like there's still urine after urination, and has a weak stream of white discharge. Sometimes, when defecating, it flows as viscous liquid. A few months ago, he visited a hospital, but the doctor didn't recommend a thorough examination, saying it was typical chronic prostatitis. Today, he went to the hospital for a check-up on prostatitis. How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
The test results did not include a routine prostate examination. If we look solely at the current results, medication is not necessary. Simply drink more plain water, eat less spicy and irritating foods, wear loose and breathable underwear and pants, and avoid overly greasy and irritating foods. For this condition, in addition to necessary treatment, patients should also focus on self-care in their daily lives, maintain a good routine, and strive to overcome the disease as soon as possible.