Patient's question:
I had prostatitis a couple of years ago. When I had frequent urination and urgency, I took some medication to treat it. I didn't pay much attention to it either. Yesterday, I experienced some urinary incontinence, so I quickly went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said I have post-prostatitis syndrome. How can I treat post-prostatitis syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent urinary incontinence is a functional disorder caused by this insertion treatment, which stimulates the local nerves, and there is no need to worry. By drinking more hot water to enhance metabolism, the adjustment of local nerve function will return to normal, and the symptoms of urinary incontinence will stabilize. If there is a substantial pathogenic bacterial infection leading to prostate hyperplasia and enlargement, antibiotics should be determined, or rectal administration can also be chosen, along with local anti-inflammatory treatment.