Patient's question:
I feel like the area of my prostate keeps having constant spasmodic pain. Sometimes the pain radiates down to my thigh, as if it's being controlled by nerves, making the entire area extremely painful. After a careful examination, it was diagnosed as prostatitis neuropathy. Therefore, I would like to consult a doctor on how to treat prostatitis neuropathy and what are the treatments for non-bacterial prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
The recurrence of pain symptoms in the prostate indicates a definite relationship with prostatitis. Prostatitis not only causes recurring pain but also presents symptoms such as urinary urgency, frequent urination, and painful urination. It can also affect normal sexual function and must be addressed. If it is aseptic prostatitis, treatment not only requires medication but more importantly, it necessitates the use of physical therapy.