Patient's question:
I'm reading this on my phone, and someone said that massage therapy for the prostate can expel prostatic fluid, which helps alleviate prostatitis. So I bought a prostate massager, but just the vibration didn't do much for me. It was only when I moved it in and out repeatedly that I felt something, and even some faint liquid came out through the urethra! They said the gentler the motion, the better the sensation!Hello, is my situation normal?
Doctor's answer:
Prostate massage can be effective in treating prostatitis, but it is not done with a massage device; it requires a professional doctor to operate a massage device. Many of these devices are used for sexual purposes. It is recommended to seek treatment from a professional doctor in a regular hospital and not to cause trouble on your own to avoid worsening the condition. Prostate patients can, while understanding symptomatic treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. Proper diet should be maintained in daily eating habits to avoid stimulating foods.