Patient's question:
At first, I found it difficult to urinate, a situation I had never experienced before. Worried that I might have contracted some disease, I went to the local hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor told me that I had prostatic cyst. What is this cyst?Doctor's answer:
Prostate cysts, but smaller cysts generally do not cause obvious urethral irritation symptoms. First, get a routine examination of prostatic fluid to confirm whether it is accompanied by significant prostatitis. If prostatitis is not significant, small cysts can be temporarily left alone, but it is necessary to follow up with regular B-ultrasound examinations to monitor their changes. If the inflammation is not significant or the anti-inflammatory treatment is not effective, then consider that the frequent urination symptoms are indeed caused by the cysts. In that case, targeted treatment for the cysts can be used. Currently, the treatment methods for symptomatic small cysts include surgical treatment. Prostate cysts can be cured.