Patient's question:
Here's the English translation of the provided text, with the return characters kept as they are:The situation is as follows: On March 31st, I had sex with my girlfriend without a condom. Then, on April 1st, I suddenly felt pain inside my glans. I thought it might be bladder or urethritis, so I bought Compound Stonewort capsules and Six-Flavor Rehmannia pills. On April 4th, I went to the hospital for a urine test, but there was no inflammation found. The doctor also told me not to take any medication. However, during this period, my penis occasionally felt uncomfortable and I had frequent urination (no difficulty urinating and a large amount each time, and I also drink a lot of water). By April 20th, the symptoms had reduced (only mild pressure pain in the penis during morning erections), and I hadn't taken any medication during this time. On that day, I had sex with my girlfriend again (this time, it had been about two weeks since the last time), and I suddenly experienced premature ejaculation and painful ejaculation, with severe pain in my lower abdomen, but it went away after a while. By April 21st, everything was normal again, with no symptoms of frequent urination or urgency. Is this prostatitis?
Doctor's answer:
This cannot be diagnosed as prostatitis. Prostatitis can lead to symptoms such as incomplete urination and frequent urination. It is recommended to drink more water, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy, irritating, and extremely cold foods, and maintain good personal hygiene. If there are no discomforting symptoms, there is nothing to worry about—the prostate can recover. However, the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's medication plan during treatment. Additionally, patients should have a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer.