Patient's question:
Two years ago, I had prostatitis, and it has recurred a few times since then. However, in the past year, it hasn't recurred. Recently, I've been feeling like I need to poop all the time, about every two hours. Each time, there's no sensation of irritation or pain when I go, and it's smooth. I also urinate frequently. When I'm not pooping, I often feel uncomfortable down there (penis, base of the penis), as if I need to urinate. After urinating, I feel relieved, but the sensation returns after a short while, which is quite annoying.Additionally, on the 16th of this month, I had improper sexual behavior, so I'm also concerned about other issues. But over the past two days, I've been paying close attention to my underwear, including carefully observing my urethral opening each time I poop. So far, I haven't noticed any abnormalities or discharge.
Past treatment history and effectiveness:
I haven't sought treatment.
What kind of assistance would you like:
Doctor's answer:
I believe it is due to recurrent prostatitis causing an inflammatory response. Prostatitis needs to be detected and treated early to prevent further malignant development and avoid affecting one's survival. Treatment for prostatitis can involve traditional Chinese medicine. A good traditional Chinese medicine option is Pollen Capsule, which my cousin has used and found to be very effective, with ideal functions. I haven't tried other traditional Chinese medicines and cannot provide references for them. You can search for the official website of Pollen Capsule and check it out yourself. Prostatitis tends to recur, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients, it is important to actively seek professional and reputable medical diagnosis and consider treatment based on the examination results.