Patient's question:
Doctor, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination of my prostatitis fluid. During the examination, the urethral opening came into contact with glass, and then I experienced intermittent sharp pain. I want to know what will happen if my urethral opening is touched by glass, and it also causes intermittent sharp pain. Will it be contagious?Doctor's answer:
When carefully examining prostatitis fluid, if the testing method is improper, it is easy to encounter problems again. However, merely touching the urethral opening with glass should not lead to persistent pain. The occurrence of pain may be related to a urinary tract infection, which is closely associated with prostatitis. Generally, the recurrence of prostatitis is often linked to a urinary tract infection. Testing training must be thorough, and it is essential to identify the type of inflammation. If necessary, perform a drug sensitivity test to determine the most effective medication.