Patient's question:
What should be done about a prostatitis abscess? What kind of medication should be used?Doctor's answer:
Go to the urology department of a regular hospital to get a routine test of prostatic fluid first. Confirm if there is significant prostatitis. If the inflammation is significant, it can be inferred that your current symptoms are caused by inflammation. In that case, treating prostatitis is sufficient. Small cysts can be ignored for now, but you need to regularly follow up with ultrasound examinations to monitor their changes. If the inflammation is not significant or the anti-inflammatory treatment is not effective, consider that the frequent urination symptoms are indeed caused by cysts. In that case, cyst-targeted treatment can be used. Currently, the general treatment methods for this are as follows: surgical treatment can be used for larger cysts or symptomatic small cysts. Prostatitis tends to recur, requiring long-term medication.