Patient's question:
I have a strong urge to urinate, frequent urination, and a itchy sensation in my urethra. It feels like ants are crawling inside. Sometimes, white fluid flows out from the urethral opening.Past treatment history and effectiveness: I had a routine urine test, which was normal. One hospital diagnosed me with prostatitis, while another private hospital said I had gonorrhea.
The help I need: I don’t want to take medication, but I do want to take something. What should I take?
Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's condition description, it is mainly characterized by urinary system discomfort. Currently, the main issue is to consult on the cause of the condition and further measures for resolution.Medical Advice:
1. Based on the patient's examination findings, there are differing opinions. It is recommended to promptly visit the urology outpatient department of a local higher-level general hospital for a follow-up examination and additional diagnostic measures to further clarify the diagnosis.
2. Generally, once the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment is relatively straightforward, mainly involving appropriate antibiotic therapy for symptomatic relief.
3. Daily attention should be paid to maintaining good hygiene habits and drinking plenty of water.