Patient's question:
I have chronic prostatitis cysts. After a period of treatment, the symptoms were not very obvious, but now they have started to hurt again, with a burning sensation, and the quality of my sex life is not good. For this, I am very distressed.Doctor's answer:
Treating prostatic cysts requires precise testing and professional treatment. Drainage surgery for prostatic cysts is recommended when the cyst has developed into a larger abscess with a significant amount of pus. The abscess cavity should be incised and drained. A proctoscope is used to expose the prostate area, and a sharp knife is used to incise the rectal wall into the abscess cavity. Pus is drained out, and a drainage tube is placed. The timing for removing the drainage tube is determined based on the drainage condition and combined with careful examination. Currently, this treatment still requires the use of antibiotics to complement the therapy.