Patient's question:
I had sex at 14 and got prostatitis at 19. Now I'm 21 and have been dealing with it for two years. Four days ago, I went to a urology hospital for relief, but it only lasted for four days. I spent over 5,000, had my foreskin cut, a catheter inserted, and an enema. Now there's no effect at all. The symptoms are still dribbling urine, frequent urination, and damp scrotum. What's worse, I have discomfort and pain in my lower abdomen. The doctor, I don't have the financial means anymore. I have to eat something, and I urinate 10 times a day, many times more than that. The pain of not urinating is unbearable. Besides running a few steps, I break out in a sweat. Please help me, doctor. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Based on the information you provided, I can preliminarily inform you that your condition is relatively difficult to alleviate, and there is no specific medication for it. I suggest you go to a local regular hospital for systematic diagnosis and standardized medication by professional doctors. What is more important is to enhance your nutrition, increase physical exercise, and quit your bad habits. Perhaps this will gradually improve your condition. In addition, during the alleviation of prostatitis, in addition to taking medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a light diet and always keep a cheerful and optimistic attitude to avoid unnecessary interference with the recovery of prostatitis.