Does chronic prostatitis cause diabetes?

Patient's question:

Now my lower abdomen feels particularly uncomfortable, especially at night. It has been like this for several days. In the morning, my urine is quite red and thick, but it's a bit better at other times. This urinary phenomenon has persisted for several months. Besides, about a week ago, I occasionally noticed that after urination, there's a bit of a sticky, white residue. Does chronic prostatitis cause diabetes?

Doctor's answer:

First, the prostate is tightly wrapped by a tough lipid membrane externally, which hinders drug entry into the gland; second, inflammation-induced adhesions in the prostatic ducts lead to blockages, preventing harmful substances and toxins from being expelled. The latest technology for treating prostatitis utilizes biological cutoff information feedback effects to directly vaporize and dissolve the lipid membrane surrounding the prostate. Simultaneously, it rapidly opens blocked prostatic ducts, allowing drugs to be delivered to the prostate through the bloodstream and directly administered to the deep focus of the lesion. Locally, this creates a high concentration of drug ions, rapidly alleviating various symptoms of prostatitis.

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