Patient's question:
Recently, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. Everything else was fine, but the only issue was a prostatic cyst. This made me very shocked and bewildered as to how this happened. I feel particularly frustrated and my life has lost its joy.Doctor's answer:
Prostate cysts in Western medicine treatment for smaller cysts without symptoms can be followed up with careful observation. They can be aspirated through the perineum or rectum, but this method is prone to infection and recurrence. For larger cysts, surgical removal through the posterior pubic or perineal approach is performed. For cysts that have prolapsed into the bladder, surgical removal through the bladder or transurethral resection can be used to remove most of the top of the cyst, ensuring adequate drainage. Postoperative care should be paid attention to, and wound infection should be avoided.