Patient's question:
My elderly father has suffered from prostatitis these past few years. He has undergone two surgeries, but the condition has not improved. He still experiences urinary urgency, frequent urination, and sometimes dysuria. He has been taking medication continuously, but the problem persists. His urination is irregular, and he has bilateral kidney hydronephrosis and prostate nodules. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, it may be due to prostatitis that causes obvious abnormalities in urination. If there is a recurrence of nodules in the prostate, this situation is often related to intestinal obstruction caused by the ureter. It is recommended that you consider going to the hospital in time for a detailed ultrasound examination of the prostate to further clarify the condition. If necessary, surgical intervention can be considered in a timely manner.