Patient's question:
Is it normal for the protein leakage from the prostate gland to be 0.91 during a hospital examination? I am 17 years old, and the examination showed that my prostate is slightly enlarged. Currently, my symptoms are frequent urination, incomplete urination, dehydration, and a burning sensation when urinating, which improves after drinking more water.Doctor's answer:
Specifically, you can refer to the normal reference in the inspection report to see how it falls within the normal range. Abnormal values are different. Enlarged prostate is often seen in conditions like prostatitis, which can lead to abnormal symptoms such as difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, and urinary pain. You can go to the urology department of the hospital for a re-examination of the urine routine and prostatic fluid. If inflammation is detected, medication such as anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for treatment. Pay attention to drink more, urinate more frequently, and avoid spicy foods.