Patient's question:
I recently have a problem of urination difficulty, suspecting it might be prostatitis. Is a color Doppler ultrasound a precise examination for the prostate?Doctor's answer:
Ultrasound is an accurate method for examining the prostate. If there is a suspicion of prostatitis, it is best to perform a routine examination of prostatic fluid in coordination for more accurate results. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital's urology department for a routine examination of prostatic fluid to confirm whether you have prostatitis. In the early stages of prostatitis, oral medication can be used for treatment. It is important to pay attention to preventing prolonged sitting and avoiding colds or exposure to cold.