Patient's question:
When young, there might have been excessive indulgence. Recently, I feel like I can't urinate, often having a strong urge to go to the toilet, but only a little comes out, and there's still pain in the lower body, and it hurts when urinating. How is prostatic cyst treated?Doctor's answer:
Stab incision treatment is relatively simple. Through digital rectal examination, a long needle is inserted into the abscess cavity, and a syringe is used to aspirate until all the pus is completely removed. A proctoscope is used to expose the prostate area, and a sharp knife is used to incise the rectal wall into the abscess cavity. A drainage tube is placed to drain the pus, and the timing of removing the drainage tube is determined after a careful examination. Currently, this treatment still requires the use of antibiotics in conjunction with the therapy. It is important to promptly seek treatment at a professional and reputable hospital, and consider the treatment options based on the examination results. Additionally, it is necessary to control sexual activity and maintain a positive mood.