Patient's question:
I recently experienced noticeable difficulty urinating, accompanied by symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, which led to a thorough examination revealing a diagnosis of prostatic cyst. The doctor said that if not treated promptly, it could potentially lead to conditions like stones. Therefore, I am considering surgery for treatment. Is the surgery for prostatic cyst painful for the patient?Doctor's answer:
Now it is mainly prostatic cysts. General surgery is not particularly painful. If it interferes with normal urination and there is a recurrence of significant urinary difficulties, then surgery can be chosen to remove the prostatic cyst. After the surgery, a biopsy should be performed to prevent the recurrence of malignant inflammation. Then, many antibiotics should be used to help the body's complete recovery. During the treatment period, avoid spicy foods and alcohol.