Patient's question:
I feel very painful recently. I have no strength when urinating. I suspect I might have prostatitis. I want to seek treatment, but I'm a bit tight on funds. How much does it cost to treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic prostatitis symptoms include frequent urination, urinary urgency, urinary pain, burning sensation in the urethra, incomplete urination, and sometimes difficulty urinating. Urethral discharge is white and usually appears at the urethral opening after urination has ended or during defecation. Generally, the pain is not severe and is intermittent. The cost of treatment is usually affordable for families, and the key is to seek medical attention at regular professional hospitals. During this period, avoid drinking strong alcohol, limit coffee consumption, reduce the intake of highly acidic foods such as citrus and orange juice, and minimize the consumption of refined sugar and white flour. Maintain good daily habits, avoid spicy foods, increase the frequency of sexual activity, wear loose pants, and wash underwear with hot water and sunlight. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, reduce overtime work, strictly prohibit smoking and drinking beer, pay attention to a regular diet, and lower your own resistance.