Patient's question:
April, I visited Xiangya Second Hospital. I had a urinalysis and a bacterial culture of prostatic fluid, which showed it was sterile and negative. I took some medication and felt better. Now it has flared up again, and I have some discomfort in my urethra. When I urinate, there is semi-transparent mucus after urination. My sexual intercourse time is very short, and I quickly ejaculate. Moreover, after an erection, there is semi-transparent mucus released. Could it be AIDS? My health check-up results were normal recently.In August, I visited Peking University Hospital and had a urinalysis, which indicated urinary tract infection or chronic prostatitis. I took a lot of medication, but it didn’t go away. I’m so frustrated. How can I be cured? Is it better to treat this with traditional Chinese medicine?
Previous treatment and results: My prostatic fluid test results showed no bacterial growth. Tests for gonorrhea, mycoplasma, and chlamydia were negative.
What kind of help do you want: How can I be cured?
Doctor's answer:
Short sexual duration should not only be considered a symptom of prostatitis but also a potential sign of kidney deficiency. Excessive sexual stimulation can cause physical harm. Prostatic congestion may lead to inflammation. It is recommended that whether it is kidney deficiency or prostatitis, a cold compress should be applied, regular exercise should be performed, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment should be sought for syndrome differentiation and treatment. The doctor advises that in addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with prostatitis should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover quickly from the condition. It is hoped that the above answer will be helpful to you!