Patient's question:
I often accompany clients outside, and after a while, I feel something is off. Now, I frequently experience frequent urination, a sense of fullness in the bladder, and pain during urination. Other than that, everything else is fine. What are the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms manifest as an increasing frequency of urination. Chronic prostatitis is 30% treated and 70% maintained through lifestyle adjustments. Currently, symptoms have significantly improved, allowing for gradual discontinuation of medication while paying attention to daily life. It is recommended to consume fewer spicy and irritating foods, engage in appropriate sitz baths when necessary, and exercise regularly.If it is acute prostatitis, antibiotic treatment is essential. Once fever and other symptoms stabilize, oral medication is recommended. For chronic prostatitis, alcohol should be avoided, and spicy, irritating foods should be consumed in moderation. Avoid holding urine, prolonged sitting, and exposure to cold. Strengthen physical exercise based on your specific symptoms.