Patient's question:
During urination, there is a lack of strength, and urine cannot be expelled properly. Additionally, the private area has slightly increased in size. This situation has persisted for about one to two weeks. Could the weak urine flow be a sign of prostatitis? What other characteristics are typically associated with prostatitis? Would it be effective to use only topical medication without taking oral medication?Doctor's answer:
If a man experiences the symptom of weak urination again, it is indeed related to prostatitis. However, the recurrence of weak urination is not solely caused by prostatitis. The factors leading to weak urination are quite complex. In addition to urinary system diseases, it may also be related to other chronic conditions in the body. Physical condition deterioration and excessive physical strain can also affect abnormal urination. If it is merely weak urination and does not affect normal urination, special treatment is not necessary at the moment.