Patient's question:
Which treatment is safer for prostatic cysts? Does prostatic cyst relate to age? What are the symptoms of prostatic cysts? What should be paid attention to when suffering from prostatic cysts? Is surgery necessary for prostatic cysts?Doctor's answer:
Which treatment is safer for prostatic cysts? Prostatic cysts are a benign inflammation, categorized into true prostatic cysts, Müllerian duct cysts, prostatic retention cysts, and ejaculatory duct cysts based on tissue origin, inflammation location, and onset causes. MRI can confirm the tissue origin of the cyst (within or outside the prostate). Prostatic cysts often recur in adults, with diabetics being more prone to recurrence. Clinical manifestations include urinary or bowel obstruction, with urinary obstruction often leading to acute urinary retention. Prostatic cysts are actually unrelated to age; men of any age can develop prostatic cysts.