Patient's question:
Recently, I experienced difficulty urinating and went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up. I found out that I have a prostatic cyst. The doctor said I could choose between conservative treatment or surgical removal of the prostatic cyst. Which treatment is better?Doctor's answer:
Recently, there has been a recurrence of difficulty urinating. I have gone to the hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with prostatic cysts. Generally, surgical treatment is required. If you do not want to undergo surgery, you can consult and may have the possibility of taking medication for prostatitis. Oral antibiotics such as fluoroquinolones can be used. Daily care is important: drink plenty of water, urinate frequently, rest, enhance activity, and avoid prolonged sitting or holding back urine. Avoid excessive sexual activity and reduce sexual frequency. Consume less spicy and irritating foods, and reduce smoking and alcohol consumption. If the cyst interferes with the function of the prostate or causes control issues, surgical removal should be performed as soon as possible. Regular follow-up is also necessary to prevent recurrence. Follow the doctor's advice for treatment.