Patient's question:
As shown in the image, is my prostatitis bacterial or non-bacterial? The doctor said that if prostatitis doesn't have symptoms, there's no need for treatment. I might not have expressed it clearly, but sometimes I have a frequent urge to urinate and difficulty urinating. I have premature ejaculation, and is varicocele severe?Doctor's answer:
Through careful examination, it can be seen that you have prostatitis, and there is also some inflammation in the seminal vesicles. Additionally, there is mild bilateral varicocele. Besides the seminal vesiculitis, the varicocele is not a major issue. If there are no discomforts, it may not need to be addressed. As for the prostatitis, it cannot be determined whether it is bacterial or non-bacterial. You need to have a thorough examination of prostatic fluid to know for sure. If it is bacterial, intravenous treatment will be required. Based on your current condition, you have benign prostatic hyperplasia and are experiencing symptoms, so you can take some oral medications. For example, Dutasteride tablets and Tamsulosin capsules.