Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling very difficult when going to the toilet. When urinating, it's very urgent and painful, but I can't urinate. Sometimes there's blood in the urine, and it feels a bit hot. My appetite has decreased, I feel nauseous, and I'm dry heaving. This makes me very worried. What could be going on? How should I treat it? Please give some advice.Doctor's answer:
1. Pay attention to self-care, enhance physical exercise, prevent work-related colds, and actively treat infections in other parts of the body to reduce the body's disease resistance.2. Eat a light diet, avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating foods to prevent prostate congestion; restrain sexual activity, and avoid interrupted intercourse to alleviate prostate congestion.
3. Engage in sufficient activity, avoid prolonged horseback riding, cycling, or sitting for too long. Office workers should stand up and move around every 1-2 hours to reduce prostate congestion.
4. Take a hot bath before bed every day, and perform irregular prostate massage to promote blood circulation and facilitate the discharge of inflammatory secretions.
5. Do not have casual sex and avoid keeping the prostate in a congested state.