Patient's question:
Because of work reasons, I need to sit on a stool and go to the hospital for a thorough check-up to find out if I have prostatitis. I want to know if the prostate needs surgery?Doctor's answer:
General symptoms of prostatitis are manifested as frequent urination, difficulty urinating, and some patients may present with lower back and sacral pain. In addition to many patients exhibiting sexual dysfunction, such as reduced erection duration, some may also have sperm abnormalities, such as oligospermia or asthenozoospermia, and a series of clinical diagnostic symptoms. Prostatitis tends to recur with urinary pain, which is primarily caused by prolonged sedentary behavior. Generally, most patients do not require surgical treatment.