Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I have been experiencing frequent urination and incomplete urination for two months. I have undergone thorough tests such as urinalysis and color Doppler ultrasound, which showed no significant issues. I have taken various medications, but none have been particularly effective. Later, I tried traditional Chinese medicine, which also did not help. Then, I had a prostatic fluid examination, which indicated a large amount of lecithin corpuscles and no red or white blood cells. My foreskin is slightly overgrown, and I had surgery for it about half a month ago. I initially thought this was the cause, but now I still feel like I can't fully empty my bladder and always have the sensation of incomplete urination. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
Based on your brief description, in your case, it is likely that there may be a functional issue with your bladder. I recommend that you visit a hospital for a check-up to measure your post-voiding bladder residual volume. If there is still urine remaining after urination, it indicates a problem with your bladder function.In addition, during the treatment of male-related conditions, it is equally important for patients to focus not only on symptomatic treatment but also on their dietary habits and mental state. Patients should maintain a light and balanced diet while consistently keeping a positive and cheerful mindset to avoid unnecessary disruptions to the complete recovery from male-related conditions.