Patient's question:
Dad has been saying it hurts after urinating recently, and he also frequently experiences frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said it was prostatitis. Then, he consulted the doctor about treating prostatitis and asked which hospitals have good departments for this condition.Doctor's answer:
The male has again experienced symptoms of dysuria and incomplete urination, which are somewhat related to prostatitis. He can return to the urology department for a follow-up examination. In addition to prostatitis, it is also necessary to check for the possibility of prostate stones or kidney stones. Based on the current symptoms, it may not be a single case of prostatitis. Training for laboratory tests must be well-prepared; only in this way can it provide assistance for treatment training. The daily treatment for patients with prostatitis mainly involves oral medications, and patients can use some oral medications.