Patient's question:
In 2018, I went for a check-up and the doctor said I had prostatitis and enlargement, always urinating frequently. Last time I went for a check-up, they said there was nothing wrong, but I still feel like I urinate a lot. Now my kidneys are a bit painful, and lately I've been feeling nauseous and vomiting, with no strength in my hands and feet. I have bleeding gums and have been smoking someone else's cigarettes for a month. I see many gray and white spots on his body and don't know if it's AIDS symptoms, but I'm afraid he might be infected.Doctor's answer:
The confirmation of AIDS involves conducting a blood test to check for HIV antibodies. If the result of the careful examination is negative, it completely rules out the possibility of AIDS. Since the careful examination has confirmed it to be prostatitis, you can actively pursue anti-inflammatory treatment. You can use Dantrolene and other medications for treatment. Don't overthink it. In addition to timely treatment for prostatitis, patient friends should maintain a positive mindset to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care, primarily focusing on light foods and avoiding cold foods, believing that this will help drive away prostatitis.