Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! I had urination urgency, dysuria, discomfort or burning sensation during urination a few days ago, and after a week, there were often white secretions dripping from the urethral orifice after urination and defecation. I went to the children's hospital, and the doctor said it was prostatitis and needed surgery to remove it. Hello, should prostatitis be surgically removed?Doctor's answer:
Most cases of prostatitis do not require surgical treatment. The majority of prostatic diseases that do require surgery are benign prostatic hyperplasia. To completely cure prostatitis, it is necessary to adhere to a systematic treatment for a long period of time. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a thorough examination to confirm the cause and receive targeted treatment. You can take some anti-inflammatory medications orally, pay attention to your diet, avoid extremely cold, spicy, and irritating foods, do not drink alcohol, and exercise sufficiently to enhance your immunity.