Patient's question:
How to treat prostate. How to treat prostate.Doctor's answer:
1. Acute urinary retention: Acute prostatitis causes local congestion, swelling, and urethral obstruction, leading to difficulty urinating or triggering acute urinary retention.2. Acute seminal vesiculitis or epididymitis and orchitis: Acute inflammation of the prostate can easily spread to the seminal vesicles, causing acute seminal vesiculitis. Meanwhile, bacteria can retrograde through lymphatic vessels into the wall and outer sheath of the vas deferens, leading to epididymitis.
3. Enlarged or tender inguinal lymph nodes: The prostate and inguinal lymph nodes have communication branches in the pelvis. When acute prostatitis occurs, it can affect the inguinal lymph nodes, causing them to swell and become tender. Therefore, during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor and use medications appropriately.