Patient's question:
I have been suffering from prostatitis for a long time. In the past one or two years, I have experienced pain in my fingers and toes, as well as occasional muscle tremors and radiating pain throughout my body. In the past week, my knees started to feel like they were burning, and later, they became sore, with a sensation of being pulled. There is also radiating pain in my calves. Recently, I have not engaged in any strenuous exercise, and there is no significant swelling in my legs.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you have described, it is likely that your current clinical symptoms do not have a direct relationship with chronic prostatitis. It could be related to rheumatic diseases and other conditions. According to your current situation, it is recommended that you promptly visit a local regular hospital's rheumatology department or other relevant departments for follow-up. After a definitive diagnosis is made, targeted treatment should be provided.Prostatitis patients can, while understanding the principle of symptomatic treatment, also use home remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. It is crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily dietary habits and to never overeat or binge drink.