Patient's question:
Pain and discomfort near the bladder led me to visit the hospital for a thorough examination, where I was diagnosed with aseptic prostatitis. Initially, the medication Duanyuan and Ningmitai capsules worked well, but after stopping the medication for two or three days and having sexual activity during that period, I felt some relief. Previously, the medication significantly reduced the pain, but now even with the medication, the pain hasn't disappeared. Is it true that prostatitis causing bladder pain indicates a very serious condition? What is the likelihood of prostatitis turning into cancer? Can a routine examination of prostatic fluid detect prostate cancer?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of aseptic prostatitis are numerous, such as lower abdominal discomfort, scrotal fullness, lower back pain and soreness, urinary splitting, impotence, and premature ejaculation. Not all symptoms may be present, and some may reappear partially. Prostatic fluid tests may be normal. Aseptic prostatitis is best treated with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. It is advisable to eat less spicy food, drink less alcohol, and avoid overly frequent sexual activity. Nuts can be consumed in moderation, and regular exercise is beneficial. The prostate can be stabilized, but treatment usually takes a long time, and relapse is common after treatment. Therefore, it is crucial to actively cooperate with the doctor's medication plan during treatment. Additionally, patients should avoid prolonged sitting or riding and pay close attention to personal hygiene.