Patient's question:
I've been feeling generally unwell lately, and my wife insists that I go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. Recently, I've noticed a significant increase in the frequency of urination, and it's much more difficult than before. The hospital said I have a prostatic cyst.Doctor's answer:
Certainly, here is the translation of the provided text into English, with the specified requirements in mind:"Fatigue and overexertion can deplete your qi, leading to weak urination and an increased risk of urinary retention. To prevent prolonged sitting, regular exercise can alleviate conditions like hemorrhoids and reduce congestion in the perineum, which may cause urination difficulties. Regular exercise is beneficial in reducing symptoms. Drink an adequate amount of water. Drinking too little water not only leads to dehydration but also hinders the flushing of the urinary tract, making it easier for urine to crystallize and form insoluble stones. Therefore, in addition to moderately increasing water intake at night to prevent the bladder from becoming overly full during sleep, you should drink more water during the day. Be cautious with medications. Some medications can worsen urination difficulties and may cause acute urinary retention when taken in high doses. Seek timely treatment and undergo thorough treatment for conditions such as prostatitis, cystitis, and ureteral stones."