Patient's question:
Male, 49 years old. Initially, it was just lower back pain, then gradually, some pain in the lower abdomen and perineum area started to appear. Recently, I also noticed that I have developed a split stream when urinating, and urination doesn't seem as smooth as before. Please ask: What are the methods to treat prostatitis effectively?Doctor's answer:
Methods to Relieve Prostatitis Pain: Patients should avoid sitting for long periods. Placing a cushion on the chair can help slow down the local blood circulation of the prostate tissue, which is beneficial in reducing prostatitis pain. Prostatitis patients can use warm water sitz baths or sitz baths with blood-activating and blood-stagnation-dispelling medications for treatment. This will provide relief to the perineum, accelerate blood circulation in the prostate, and thus reduce the symptoms of prostatitis pain. The scrotal wall can be stretched by repeatedly pulling it with fingers for 30 times. However, do not pull too hard to relax the inner lining of the scrotum and the cremaster muscle. Many men may realize that prostatitis pain is not just a symptom of pain, but it can be life-threatening when the pain becomes severe, and it can also lead to a series of symptoms such as difficulty urinating, and so on.