Patient's question:
I have been experiencing some difficulty urinating recently, and occasionally there is white cloudy liquid at the end of my urine. Additionally, my testicles feel somewhat like vascular areas, and I have excessive foreskin. With the New Year approaching, I want to take advantage of the school break to get treated. I'm wondering what methods and medications are needed for these symptoms, how long the treatment will take, how it will affect my daily life and work, and whether it can be cured in one session.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common disease in men, and there are many reasons that can lead to it, such as long-term irritation from standing or sitting for extended periods, excessive smoking, alcohol consumption, and spicy foods, phimosis, frequent sexual activity or excessive sexual intercourse, and unclean sexual experiences. The treatment principles involve using antibiotics in combination with physical therapy to accelerate the rapid absorption of medication and quickly achieve the goal of treatment. In simple terms, prostatitis is just an inflammation in the body, and this inflammation occurs in the male reproductive organs. The most effective and thorough method for treating inflammation is to reduce inflammation, and this applies to prostatitis as well. Therefore, patients should take medication promptly according to their symptoms, and maintain regular sexual activity in daily life to avoid prolonged sitting.