Patient's question:
I got married last year, and recently I've been feeling weak in my sexual performance. Additionally, I've noticed that my urine is cloudy when I go to the bathroom, and there's a slight burning sensation at the urethral opening. After examination, it was suggested that it might be prostatitis. I'm really worried because I haven't had children yet. Could you please advise on the best treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Prostate hyperplasia has many variations in its manifestations, such as differences in age, lifestyle, and educational background, among others. The incidence of prostate hyperplasia also varies by region. Treating prostate hyperplasia is closely related to the patient's condition. There are many methods for treating prostate hyperplasia, which can be broadly categorized into surgical and non-surgical treatments. Non-surgical treatments include local penetration methods, rectal medication combined with infrared therapy, local injection methods, etc. Medication can only alleviate mild cases; severe cases require surgical treatment. It is generally difficult to relieve, so it is important to be mentally prepared. During treatment, drink plenty of water, avoid prolonged sitting or riding, eat non-irritating foods, do not smoke or drink beer, and maintain a regular sexual life. It is recommended that you seek treatment at a regular hospital.