Patient's question:
After a thorough examination, there is prostatic fluid and sexual dysfunction. Recently, a circumcision surgery was performed (daily updates of medication patches and anti-inflammatory injections for three days post-surgery). Currently, living conditions are good, and how to concentrate on intravenous infusion; at the same time, two rectal insertion treatments were administered (private hospital, each time for half an hour). The graph shows that the prostate is no longer blocked, and how to proceed with necessary treatments in the future. Sexual dysfunction has not been treated yet; how can rigorous treatment be implemented, and I was told that my penis has slow blood flow and insufficient arterial blood supply. What methods can stabilize this. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
There is prostatitis! Still, follow the doctor's advice and take the medication diligently for treatment! If it's just a simple circumcision surgery, then there's no need for further intravenous infusion! Strictly adhere to postoperative care, avoid riding a bike or taking a hot bath, and try to suppress erections as much as possible. It will take about a month for the wound to heal completely! There are many treatment methods for prostatitis, but since the symptoms of patients vary, the diagnostic methods used will also differ. Therefore, it's necessary for patients to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the right treatment can be administered.