Patient's question:
I don't know why, but I've been feeling a bit unwell lately. My friend said it might be due to a prostatic cyst, so I should go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. How is a common prostatic cyst usually treated?Doctor's answer:
Common symptoms of prostatic cyst include urgency, frequency, difficulty urinating, thin urine stream, urinary retention, and straining during urination; pressing on the rectum can cause bowel movement difficulties. In the early stages, prostatic cyst is asymptomatic, but it may manifest discomfort, lower back pain, rectal and testicular pain, pain during bowel movements, with symptoms gradually worsening. Urine may become cloudy, and symptoms of frequency, urgency, and dysuria may reappear. The epididymis is often affected, becoming swollen, hardened, irregular in surface, with mild tenderness, potentially leading to urethral stricture and urinary difficulties.Pay attention to rest and deep sleep to avoid overexertion, engage in moderate exercise, avoid excessive sexual activity, reduce beer consumption, do not sit for long periods or cycle excessively, avoid staying in cold and damp environments, and eliminate anxiety. Completely alleviate stress and increase psychological pressure. When patients face the distress of prostatic cyst, we should actively adopt treatment measures.