Patient's question:
MRI examination, rectal detection, prostate size 3.314.782.17 CM, internal echoes are not uniform, showing multiple bright spots. CDFI: No abnormal blood flow signals were observed in the prostate. Diagnosis: Prostate prone to fibrosis.Around November 19th, I felt pain and itching during urination with white discharge. On the 22nd, I went to the hospital for a general bacterial smear test and urinalysis. The results showed a plus sign for white blood cells, a trace amount of Gram-positive cocci, and urine inflammation. The doctor said it was prostatitis and prescribed roxithromycin for two days, but it had no effect. On the 27th, I went to the hospital again for UU-DNA ureaplasma DNA and CT-DNA chlamydia tests, which showed no issues. The doctor said it was still prostatitis and prescribed Hot granules. After taking them for a week, the effect is still not very significant, and there is still pain and itching.
Doctor's answer:
The result suggests the possibility of prostatitis, and the treatment effect of medication alone is often poor. It is recommended to combine physical therapy to enhance drug absorption. Prostatic calcification and fibrosis are scars left after recurrent prostatitis, indicating a precursor to prostatic calculi. In daily life, it is important to reduce mental and work stress, avoid overexertion, stay active, avoid prolonged sitting or long-distance cycling, prevent local cold exposure, limit alcohol consumption or avoid it altogether, eat less spicy and greasy foods, and consume more vegetables and fruits rich in lycopene. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is key. Wishing you good health!