Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am 26 years old this year. Recently, I feel a bit unsmooth and painful when urinating, and I have symptoms of urinary urgency and frequency at night. I am worried that I might have prostatitis. After a thorough examination, the doctor diagnosed it as prostatitis. What is the anesthetic method for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms you mentioned, such as difficulty urinating, urinary pain, urinary urgency, and frequent urination, should first be considered as a possible case of prostatitis. Currently, after careful examination, treatment is primarily based on conservative measures, generally involving oral medication. The commonly used medication is levofloxacin.The capsule of the prostate has poor permeability, making it difficult for drugs to enter, which is why some treatments may not be as effective. In such cases, intraprostatic drug anesthesia can be considered, where the medication is directly anesthetized to the local area of the prostate. The prostate can be stabilized.