Patient's question:
I was treated for prostatitis at the hospital about half a month ago and have already recovered. Lately, I've been experiencing frequent erections at night, sometimes with nocturnal emissions, and also morning erections. In the past few days, when I've been having a bowel movement in the morning, there has been a translucent, viscous fluid dripping from my urethral opening. However, I haven't experienced any recurring symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, or discomfort during urination. I'm not sure if I'm overconcerned, but is this a normal situation for men...Doctor's answer:
Based on the patient's age and condition, it is likely aseptic prostatitis, most of which is caused by excessive sexual activity.1. After the patient is cured of prostatitis, they must abstain from sexual activity.
2. Eat a light diet, avoid drinking beer, and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods. Drink more water.
3. Avoid contact with yellow things for the time being.
4. Do not sit or ride for long periods.
5. Strengthen physical exercise.
There are many treatment methods for prostatitis, but because the patient's condition varies, the diagnosis and treatment methods used will also differ.