Patient's question:
Recently these days, I've always felt uncomfortable when using the restroom, with a bit of pain. Usually, I feel a burning sensation at the urethral opening. Anyway, I'm restless. I'm only 35 years old this year, could it be prostatitis? If it really is, please ask: which hospital is good for treating prostatitisDoctor's answer:
Prostatitis pain, also known as compressive prostatitis, is often more common in individuals experiencing mental stress or psychological issues. Additionally, regardless of the cause, it can lead to increased pressure in the urethra. Due to difficulty in urination, it is likely to cause urethral smooth muscle spasm. Mental stress inevitably leads to urethral smooth muscle contraction and uncoordinated movement, resulting in pain. In this case, it is recommended that you visit the hospital promptly for a follow-up examination and undergo relevant tests to identify the underlying cause. This will allow for targeted treatment and prevent delays in the best treatment time, which may make future treatment more difficult. Prostatitis can be relieved, but the treatment period is generally long, and relapse is common after treatment.