Patient's question:
You said my prostate cyst is congenital. I want to know how it was identified. Is further treatment required? How large is the cyst, and will it interfere with future survival? Additionally, when can mild prostatitis be cured? (There were too many people there today, so I didn’t ask you in a hurry.)Doctor's answer:
This prostatic cyst is congenital, just like other cysts in different parts of the body. These are generally not requiring resolution. Surgery may be considered only if the cyst is particularly large. Currently, the cyst is relatively small and does not interfere with future survival. The treatment for prostatitis typically requires 4–6 weeks to be cured. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with prostatitis need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life, as a positive mood is very helpful for recovery from the disease.