Patient's question:
I used ultrasound to check my prostate and it showed no problems, but a prostate fluid test indicated prostatitis. Does this mean that my prostate hasn't been fibrotic but is instead inflamed? What kind of prostatitis is this—is it bacterial?Doctor's answer:
The "youth" in "youth" usually refers to prostatitis. The volume of prostatitis decreases, not that it is fibrotic, but rather that it is reduced due to inflammatory congestion. In terms of routine examination, it is a bacterial prostatitis. Prostatitis is mainly caused by poor personal lifestyle habits. To treat this disease well, it is essential to pay attention to personal lifestyle habits. Maintain a good lifestyle, exercise regularly, avoid prolonged sitting, abstain from alcohol, do not have frequent sexual activity, do not ride bicycles, and avoid consuming foods.