Patient's question:
I don't know what reason caused me to get prostatic cyst in these two years. At the beginning, there were no symptoms, but in this year, I always felt some frequency and urgency in urination. I think it should be a relief of the condition. Can surgical method cure it?Doctor's answer:
Prostate cysts can be treated using conservative treatments and surgical methods depending on the situation. Conservative treatments can involve oral Chinese medicine and topical applications of patches. Surgical options include electroresection, needle anesthesia with (hardening agents), etc. The treatment plan should be determined based on the size, location, and age of the patient. For cysts that protrude into the urethra or bladder, endoscopic electroresection of the cyst wall is recommended. For cysts within the prostate gland or posterior to it, magnetic resonance-guided puncture and aspiration through the perineum or rectum followed by (hardening agent) irrigation can be used. The positioning must be accurate, and the needle depth should be selected based on the size of the cyst, with the tip ideally placed at the center of the cyst.