Patient's question:
In the past two months, I feel that my libido is not good. It seems a bit cold. I still feel pain when I ejaculate. At first, I didn't care. Now I have hematuria. I can see prostatitis at the hospital. Which hospital should I go to for the treatment of prostatitis? What method should I use to treat it?Doctor's answer:
The main symptoms of prostatitis are pelvic pain, primarily occurring in the perineum, penis, perianal area, urethra, pubic bone, or lumbosacral region. Urinary abnormalities can manifest as urgency, frequency, pain, and increased nocturia. Due to the chronic nature of the pain, long-term untreated patients may experience a decline in quality of life, as well as potential recurrence of sexual dysfunction, anxiety, depression, neurasthenia, memory decline, and other symptoms. The primary treatments for prostatitis include drug therapy, antibiotic treatment, and α-receptor group slow-acting agents.