Patient's question:
I always feel a bit difficult urinating near the prostate, I'm often very tired, sometimes I can't urinate, and every night I have to go to bed to sleep, but I can't sleep for many days. Recently, I went to the doctor and questioned the prostate calcium, saying it was prostatic hyperplasia. It's too troublesome, I listen carefully. The weather is very cold.Doctor's answer:
Common methods for treating prostatitis include antibiotic therapy, physical therapy, alpha-adrenergic receptor group prostatic massage, muscle relaxation therapy, and traditional Chinese medicine therapy. Each has its own advantages. It is recommended that you determine what prompts your decision to choose appropriate treatment measures to achieve the best therapeutic effect. Common clinical manifestations of prostatitis in your case include frequent urination, urgent urination, and this focus may be on symptoms such as increased nocturia. In some cases, it may lead to sexual dysfunction, erectile dysfunction, or premature ejaculation.