Patient's question:
Because of discomfort in the lower body during urination for this period, I only feel the need to go to the toilet when I actually have urine. Except for incomplete urination, there are no other obvious symptoms, no significant hematuria. I used to think it was a urinary tract infection, and after treatment, the problem was resolved. But now it's coming back a bit. What should I do about prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
It's unnecessary to worry too much, as prostatitis doesn't pose significant harm to health. Chronic prostatitis does not have a clear progressive nature and is not sufficient to threaten the course of the disease or the function of vital organs. Not all cases of prostatitis require treatment, so there's no need to put too much psychological pressure on yourself. In addition to treating prostatitis, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a joyful mood at all times to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.