Patient's question:
I had sex at 14, got prostatitis at 19, premature ejaculation, and my semen is jelly-like. Now I'm 21, and I've had prostatitis for two years. I have frequent urination, difficulty urinating, urine splitting, damp scrotum, enlarged penis, especially a vague pain in the lower abdomen. I sweat profusely after running a few steps, and I feel like living a death every day. Yesterday, I finally told my parents and went for treatment. They performed a circumcision and inserted a urinary catheter. Today, they inserted something into my rectum. Personally, I drink a lot of beer, but I will never drink it again. I also won't smoke or eat spicy food anymore. I will start early morning walks and drink hot water every day, rarely drinking cold water now. It's only the fourth day of treatment, and I've already spent over 5,000. I don't feel it's working well. Can this be cured?Doctor's answer:
Mainly manifested as abnormal urination, abdominal pain, and more. It is recommended to seek treatment in a formal hospital. If it is confirmed, medication treatment is still necessary. The treatment effect is not very ideal. It can be integrated with Chinese and Western medicine to prevent the recurrence of prostatitis, which is prone to frequent attacks. Long-term medication is required. For male patients, it is important to seek diagnosis in a professional and formal hospital based on the examination results. Additionally, it is necessary to quit smoking and drinking.