Patient's question:
Male, initially it was just lower back pain, then gradually the lower abdomen and perineum area also started to hurt. Recently, I noticed I have developed urine splitting, and urination doesn't seem as smooth as before. Question: How is it best to treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
How should male prostatitis be treated? Generally, it may recur as pain in the nearby prostate area. If you have these symptoms, it is recommended to seek professional medical treatment promptly to avoid missing the opportunity to address the condition and disrupting family happiness.Once the prostate is infected with bacteria, it can develop into chronic prostatitis. Prostatitis pain can lead to a decline in sexual function, such as reduced libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, frequent nocturnal emissions, hematospermia, and painful ejaculation. It can also affect male fertility. The prostate may secrete more fluid, resulting in an increase in semen volume, higher viscosity, and a shorter evaporation time after ejaculation, which can interfere with sperm survival and vitality. This can affect fertility. Wishing you good health!
Prostate conditions are prone to recurring, requiring long-term medication.