What should I do if I have a prostatic cyst and difficulty urinating?

Patient's question:

Recently, I often felt that my urination was not very smooth. I always had the urge to urinate, but it took a long time to urinate after going to the toilet, and not much urine came out. It was always a little bit of urine, taking a long time to finish urinating.

Doctor's answer:

Prostate cysts are composed of normal acini or are multilocular, with acinar lining of columnar epithelium or low cuboidal epithelium. The cysts are filled with serous or serosanguineous fluid. Prostate cysts can be infected by second-order neurons and stones. When larger cysts grow and press against the urethra or bladder neck, they can obstruct urine flow. Similar to kidney cysts, if a prostate cyst grows very large and controls kidney tissue, causing gradual impairment of kidney function, measures must be taken. The cyst is filled with liquid; sometimes, under the guidance of ultrasound, it can be drained like a water pump, or it can be surgically removed. If the prostate cyst is very small and does not cause significant impact, if it grows, measures must still be taken.

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