Patient's question:
I was recently diagnosed with prostatitis after a thorough examination. The doctor said it was acute prostatitis and then informed me of some precautions. He advised me to take medication on schedule at home and to come to the hospital for further treatment if the condition worsens. I didn't remember the precautions the doctor told me, so I'm consulting online.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Pain may recur with symptoms such as dripping urine, terminal hematuria, and a sense of fullness or pain in the perineum, which can radiate to the genital area, lumbar-sacral region, or thighs. Other symptoms may include fever, general body pain, fatigue, and poor appetite. Pay attention to self-care, enhance physical exercise, prevent colds, and improve the body's disease resistance. Drink plenty of warm water daily to ensure deep sleep, avoid staying up late, and maintain a light diet. Avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating foods to prevent prostate congestion. Control sexual activity and avoid masturbation interruptions to reduce prostate congestion. Engage in sufficient activity and avoid prolonged sitting. Office workers should stand up and move around every 1-2 hours to reduce prostate congestion. Wishing you good health!