Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and purpose of consultation: Occasionally, there may be a phenomenon of white discharge after urination, sometimes there may be a burning sensation, and sometimes there may be nocturia. None of these are ever very serious. Hello, how did I get prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is possible for it to reappear again. In clinical diagnosis, the main basis for confirming chronic prostatitis is medical history, symptoms, and physical examinations, supplemented by laboratory tests. For recurrent cases, cystography, intravenous pyelography, endoscopy, bladder pressure measurement, etc., are required to further understand inflammation in other parts. Symptoms are often diverse. Anyone with urinary tract symptoms, testicular and inguinal, lumbosacral, perineal pain, aching, and discomfort, as well as no other findings during examination, should be considered for the diagnosis of chronic prostatitis.