Patient's question:
The uncle downstairs is 48 years old this year. He sits in a car all year round and is a professional driver. He often drives long distances, sometimes driving for up to 12 hours a day. Sitting in a car for a long time has given him prostate problems. At first, he didn't take it seriously, thinking he was still young and in good health, and that he wouldn't have any major problems again. When he went for a health check-up in his 40s, he found that his prostate problems had become quite serious. What is the gold standard for treating the prostate?Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, if the prostatitis is confirmed, you need to have a routine prostatic fluid examination and a color Doppler ultrasound of the prostate. If the diagnosis is confirmed, a bacterial culture test of the prostatic fluid should be performed. Currently, it appears you have prostatitis, and it is mostly considered to be due to long-term sitting. It is recommended that you first make changes to your lifestyle. Additionally, oral medication treatment should be taken.