Patient's question:
My husband currently suffers from prostatitis. He looks particularly weak now and often has difficulty sleeping and dreams at night. His sexual function is not very good either. There are still many bubbles in his urine. Does prostatitis cause foamy urine?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis can sometimes also be accompanied by foamy urine, with the foaming mainly caused by a large number of inflammatory secretions. It may also involve the prostate but does not rule out the possibility of chronic kidney disease. Specific testing is required at the hospital. The presence of bubbles in the urine indicates inflammation. Prostatitis can also lead to urethritis caused by bladder inflammation and other inflammatory conditions. It is necessary to visit the hospital regularly for urination and to receive anti-inflammatory treatment. Anti-inflammatory medications can be taken first. Please take specific medications as recommended by your doctor. Additionally, you can drink more warm water to help stabilize. Eat more vegetables and water, and reduce the intake of spicy foods. Avoid adding too much and exercise to boost your immunity.