Patient's question:
The doctor is male and 33 years old this year. Recently, he has been uncomfortable with urination, and his urine is yellow and contains blood. The detailed examination results showed prostatitis. He and his wife recently want to have a child. He quickly came to ask you, what should he do if he gets prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
During the pre-pregnancy period, if you have prostatitis, it is best to take anti-inflammatory medication orally in a timely manner to resolve the inflammation. You can also complement this with physical therapy, such as low-frequency and medium-frequency treatments, which can be beneficial. Pay attention to your diet—during a recurrence of prostatitis, try to avoid spicy and irritating foods, and focus on a light diet. Additionally, regularly massage the area to avoid stimulating the urethra and prostate.