Patient's question:
I had sex at 14, developed prostatitis at 19, premature ejaculation, and my semen is jelly-like. Now I'm 21, and my prostatitis has lasted for two years. I have frequent urination, difficulty urinating, urine splitting, damp scrotum, enlarged penis, especially a vague pain in the lower abdomen. Sweating profusely after running a few steps, feeling like living a nightmare every day. Yesterday, I finally told my parents and went for treatment. They performed circumcision and inserted a urinary catheter, and today they inserted an enema. Personally, I drink a lot of beer, but I will never drink it again. I will also quit smoking and avoid spicy foods in the future. If I do eat them, it won't be much—just home-cooked meals. I will start early morning walks and drink hot water daily, rarely drinking cold water now. Will this disease be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
This situation should be able to be completely restored through these treatments. It is also necessary to let go of mental burdens to achieve a complete recovery. By removing the foreskin, implementing regular treatment for prostatitis, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and improving physical fitness, there is no problem in achieving a complete recovery. Prostatitis can be stabilized, but the treatment period is generally long, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, use medication appropriately, and the patient should also have a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer.