Patient's question:
I'm only 30 years old, I don't have a girlfriend, and I don't have any bad sexual habits, but I recently found that there is always white stuff coming out of my urethral opening, and it feels itchy and painful when I urinate. I think it might be caused by prostatitis. Please ask: What tests are needed for a prostatic cyst?Doctor's answer:
X-ray examination: Intravenous urography can reveal urinary tract abnormalities, such as renal agenesis; urethrogram does not show cysts because they are not connected to the urethra, with no abnormalities found. Cystoscopy: Visible are semi-circular, 1-2 cm in diameter, or pedunculated, translucent tumors, weakly positioned at the neck of the bladder. Most are acquired cysts. CT scan: Large prostatic cysts and Müllerian duct cysts are located posterior to the midline of the prostate, appearing as round, well-defined cystic lesions with water-like density.Prostatic cysts are a type of prostatic disease that not only cause inconvenience to patients' normal lives but can also severely endanger physical and mental health. Once detected, it is important to seek medical diagnosis and treatment promptly.