Patient's question:
Symptoms:1. Lower abdominal pain
2. Need to hold for one or two minutes before feeling the urge to urinate
3. Burning discomfort in the anus, severe pain in the perineum and anal area
4. No pleasure during ejaculation (may be related to holding back semen for a long time during sexual activity)
5. Spasmodic pain in the prostate gland after ejaculation
Examination:
1. All bacterial cultures were negative
2. Four prostate routine examinations were all normal
3. Ultrasound examination of the gland was normal
Doctor's answer:
Hello, please first perform a thorough examination of the prostatic fluid. Identify the cause, rule out the factors of pathogenic bacteria, and the treatment can be implemented as follows. When it comes to inflammation, we naturally think of various microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, chlamydia, etc. We believe that it is these pathogenic microorganisms that cause inflammation. Yes, in most cases, inflammation is caused by pathogens, but under certain special circumstances, inflammation can occur even without pathogens, and aseptic prostatitis is one such case.