Patient's question:
My husband has been struggling with performance issues during intimacy recently. Upon asking, he revealed that his glans has been in pain. Even though he feels a strong urge to urinate, he can't urinate properly. When he does, it's only with immense pain, and the stream is weak and intermittent, which is very frustrating. Additionally, his urine streams split, causing great pain. He suspects it might be prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Experts specializing in the diagnosis of prostatitis have presented unique new perspectives based on the following diagnostic approaches. They believe that the diagnosis should be based on the following five aspects:1. A bacterial culture of semen must be performed.
2. A routine examination of prostatic fluid is not the final diagnostic method.
3. A high-resolution ultrasound examination of the urological system must be conducted.
4. Drug sensitivity testing after bacterial culture must be performed.
5. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for prostatic diagnosis.
Regarding treatment, it is essential to first undergo medical examination and diagnosis at a hospital and then follow the doctor's advice for scientific treatment.