Patient's question:
Male, 20 years old. The situation is as follows: I noticed that the penis has become less hard than before, it's more difficult to get an erection, and the erection duration is shorter. I also have a delay in urination, especially when someone is nearby, I can't urinate. Recently, I've had new occurrences of bald spots on my head, apart from a few existing ones. So today, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, including a routine prostate checkup, endocrine tests, and a color Doppler ultrasound. The results showed 3+ phospholipid bodies, 9-10 white blood cells, and a small amount of epithelial cells. Is this normal? Besides the diagnosed urethritis; the color Doppler ultrasound results showed a slight protrusion in the prostate, with everything else being normal. Additionally, there's a test result that needs to be confirmed after two days, and the doctor said they would prescribe medication once the results are available.Previous Treatment and Effects: In May, I had a routine prostate checkup, which was normal, and I didn't pay much attention to the urethra.
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Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis, it is recommended to use antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment. Short-term oral α-blockers (such as Duzuo Jie) can also be used. Quit smoking and drinking alcohol. Avoid spicy foods. Avoid masturbation and excessive frequent sexual activity. Prevent local cold stimuli. At the same time, physical therapy can enhance the therapeutic effect, with methods such as sitting in a basin (soak in warm water for about 10 minutes). Prostatitis can be relieved, but the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, medication should be used according to symptoms during treatment. Additionally, patients should avoid prolonged sitting or riding and pay attention to personal hygiene. We hope male patients can recover quickly!