Patient's question:
I am a male, over 60 years old. Recently, I noticed pain and urgency during urination when going to the toilet. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was prostatitis and fibrosis. What medicine can cure this disease? Is surgery necessary? What are the potential aftereffects in the future?Doctor's answer:
When urinating during a bowel movement, there may be pain, especially dysuria (painful urination). If you experience discomfort while urinating, it is more likely to be a urinary tract infection. For the treatment of prostatitis and fibrosis, the primary approach is to clear the blockage. For example, Prostate Congestion Capsules are quite effective. In addition to these medications, high-manganese potassium sitz baths can be used in combination. Prostate calcification does not require surgery.