Patient's question:
My husband is forty years old this year. Since he often travels by car, he sits for long periods of time. Recently, he has noticed that he has been urinating more frequently. I think it might be prostatitis. Besides that, he also feels bloated after urination. How can you determine if it's a prostate disease? Where is the best place to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Prostate diseases are a common clinical diagnosis in urology, primarily characterized by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, and reduced sexual function. Generally, these conditions can be confirmed through careful examinations including symptoms, color Doppler ultrasound, urine and blood tests, and prostatic fluid tests. Once diagnosed, active treatment should be initiated, as otherwise, it may affect normal work and daily life. Major hospitals in various regions have achieved good results in treating prostate diseases in urology. Seeking follow-up treatment at these hospitals will definitely yield ideal outcomes.