Patient's question:
Male, initially it was just lower back pain, then gradually some pain in the lower abdomen and perineum area. Recently, I also found that I have developed urine splitting and urination doesn't seem as smooth as before. Please ask: How should prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
The following people are prone to developing prostatitis:1. Those with frequent abnormal blood flow in the prostate.
2. Individuals who engage in intensive training and have frequent sexual activity. Prolonged stress from training, high mental pressure, and sometimes poor diet can lead to malnutrition, weakening the immune system.
3. Frequent urination is a typical symptom of abnormal blood flow in the prostate controlling the urethra.
If men experience symptoms of prostatitis, they should take it seriously and seek medical attention at a reputable urological hospital as soon as possible. Avoid self-medication or treatment. Wishing all male patients a speedy recovery.