How should prostatitis be treated?

Patient's question:

Medical History (onset time, main symptoms, follow-up hospital, etc.): Male, 24 years old. A while ago, I had bright red blood in my stool and it was also on the toilet paper. After taking some medication for a period of time, it improved. Later, I continued to eat raw radishes and raw tomatoes every day. After some time, I often had sounds of intestinal movement at night, rarely abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and the stool became thinner and flatter. For several days, I experienced severe pain during bowel movements, and occasionally there was a small amount of blood (so small that it was almost invisible without careful observation). But when I took hemorrhoid medication, the stool could form a shape, but without it, the stool had no shape and was similar to nausea and vomiting.
Past Treatment and Effect: Besides feeling extremely uncomfortable when sitting, I had abdominal pain, but it was better when I stood up.

Doctor's answer:

Hemorrhoids can be very serious. There may also be anal fissures. Rectal cancer cannot be ruled out. It is recommended that you bravely face it and go to the hospital's colorectal department for a check-up. A thorough rectal examination will definitely not cost less than 100 yuan, but it can give you peace of mind. Maybe it's an anal fissure, so it's best to have a thorough check-up. Friends who are patients should maintain a positive attitude and face it with a positive mindset, only then can they reduce the patient's confidence in fighting colorectal cancer and believe that they can definitely recover.

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