Patient's question:
The reason for my illness was that once I drank too much alcohol and went home, I wanted to take a nap but kept feeling the urge to go to the toilet, going once every while. At first, I thought it was because I drank too much beer and didn't pay attention, but on the third day when I went to work, I realized it was still the same, constantly feeling the urge to go to the toilet? I would like to ask, am I suffering from a prostatic disease? How can I speculate and treat it?Doctor's answer:
Chronic urinary bifurcation, where the stream divides every time you urinate, is a pathological condition. It is commonly seen in individuals with urethritis, where recurrent prostatitis leads to prolonged scarring of the urethral mucosal tissue. This results in partial urethral stenosis, causing recurring urinary bifurcation and difficulty urinating. A typical example is the sequelae of gonococcal urethritis. Of course, during acute urethritis, due to urethral congestion, swelling, and excessive secretions, urinary bifurcation may also occur, requiring timely treatment.The harm caused by prostatitis to patients is significant. Once symptoms are detected, it is essential to seek medical attention promptly while also paying close attention to self-care. Increase the intake of vegetables and fruits, and avoid irritating foods. It is hoped that patients with prostatitis can receive professional treatment.