Patient's question:
There was a sudden onset of swelling and pain in the groin area due to prolonged sitting, accompanied by frequent urination, painful urination, and lower back pain. The urinary tract infection was identified through a hospital urinalysis, but the anti-inflammatory medication was not effective. Therefore, a routine prostate examination did not reveal any issues. After numerous careful examinations, the underlying cause was not found, and the condition resolved completely. This incident occurred two years ago, but even now, when I sit on a train for 20 consecutive hours, I experience discomfort. The first two urinary bubbles were normal, but the third one was white, which also occurred when the rapid urination had ended. It is more frequent than before. Urinary tract infection. I do not know how my prostate has become unhealthy. If I sit for too long, I will have problems. Please seek professional advice. Does this condition require treatment? Or do you have any medication recommendations?Doctor's answer:
Based on your current description of discomfort, we can see that prostatitis-induced physical discomfort is evident. Long-term sitting, consuming spicy and irritating foods, excessive riding, overdrinking, and massage techniques are all contributing factors to this condition. It is recommended to conduct a comprehensive evaluation, observe carefully, and seek medical attention as soon as necessary to identify the condition and follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. In daily life, pay attention to local health, drink plenty of water, strictly prohibit dirty sexual contact, and avoid prolonged sitting and urinary tract breathing difficulties. Wishing you good health.