Patient's question:
Grandpa is 68 years old this year. The doctor said that as people age, there can be some problems with the prostate regardless of how much it has. Grandpa has had benign prostatic hyperplasia in the past, but it wasn't severe. Recently, he noticed abnormal urination and was further examined and diagnosed with prostatitis. What are the treatment methods for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, if the issue of splitting prostatitis into prostatic hyperplasia occurs again, this situation will again lead to frequent urination and an increasing number of nighttime urinations. It is recommended to promptly go to the hospital for a routine and thorough examination of prostatic fluid to further clarify the situation. If the issue of significant prostatic hyperplasia occurs again, surgical treatment can be considered in a timely manner.