Patient's question:
My husband just went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the result was chlamydia infection of prostatitis. The doctor recommended him to have an intra-prostatic catheterization surgery. Is this treatment method safe? Are there any side effects? Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Prostate urethral interventional therapy is not a legitimate treatment method. It is important to note that the treatment for prostatitis must be sought in formal public hospitals. Private hospitals, urology hospitals, and some so-called military hospitals are riddled with medical traps. However, the issues you mentioned—such as rapid ejaculation and urinary splitting—may not be related to this treatment (urethral interventional therapy is not used in formal hospitals!). It is recommended to undergo a follow-up examination in a formal public hospital to determine whether the prostatitis has been fully cured, as prostatitis can indeed lead to symptoms like urinary splitting.