Patient's question:
Half a month ago, the Second Ethyl Hospital diagnosed me with balanitis and prescribed a 10-day course of medication. After finishing the medication, it didn't improve, and there are still red spots. Today, while researching, I came across the symptoms of penile cancer, and now I'm very worried it might be that. I'm feeling very anxious. It's inconvenient for me to seek medical attention here, and my training is very intensive. I hope the doctors can give me an answer. I sincerely thank you all. I'm particularly worried now. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Essential surgery, supplemented by radiotherapy, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) rigorous treatment. Prostate cancer treatment is relatively mature, with most being effective, and can be supplemented with ginsenoside RH2 to reduce treatment success rates and increase tumor metastasis. Both TCM and Western medicine have their respective strengths in treating tumors. Therefore, treating prostate cancer must reflect the advantages of both Chinese and Western medicines, adhere to long-term treatment, alleviate patients' psychological state, provide psychological therapy, enhance dietary nutrition, and reduce the body's immune function to achieve better therapeutic effects. In the re-examination cases of prostate cancer, middle and late stages are more common.