Patient's question:
When I was young, I had a slow urinary stream, and I suspected it was partly due to some instances of holding in urine. About ten years ago, I occasionally experienced mild testicular pain, and I had a prostate check-up, which showed nothing. Recently, the mild testicular pain has become slightly more frequent, especially at night, accompanied by frequent nighttime urination, fatigue, and a feeling of incomplete emptying. I had an ultrasound, which revealed no signs of prostate fibrosis, and the bladder was normal. However, this time they didn't check for prostatic fluid, and the doctor diagnosed it as chronic prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
The methods for treating this condition are varied and unconventional, and your case is exactly the type of illness I specialize in. Please take a few minutes to click the lightning icon next to my head for lightning consultation to consult me, and describe the detailed situation in order to provide a more accurate treatment for your condition. Only then can I give the most accurate and professional explanation~~! In addition to treating the prostate, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood at all times to enhance their physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.