Patient's question:
One of my distant friends recently felt difficulty in urination and had a thorough examination, which revealed a prostatic cyst. They visited many hospitals and took numerous medications, but none were effective, so they are seeking various methods to alleviate the condition. What are some effective methods?Doctor's answer:
Needle drainage is used to treat prostatic cysts. When a patient has persistent high fever that does not subside, no significant improvement in urinary symptoms, purulent discharge from the urethra, or difficulty defecating, the possibility of a prostatic cyst should be considered. After careful examination and diagnosis with ultrasound, abscess incision and drainage or needle drainage treatment should be performed. Only when the abscess is completely eradicated will the symptoms on both sides be relieved. Needle drainage for prostatic cysts is relatively simple. Through rectal digital examination, a long needle is inserted into the abscess cavity, and a syringe is used to aspirate until all the pus is completely removed. Sometimes one session will not completely eradicate it, and two or more sessions may be required to achieve satisfactory results.