Patient's question:
My husband recently said that he felt uncomfortable downstairs, experiencing pain when sitting, standing, or lying down. After a thorough examination, it was determined to be a prostatic cyst. The doctor recommended surgery, but my husband doesn't want to have the surgery. I'd like to ask what are the methods for treating prostatic cysts?Doctor's answer:
Your loved one suffers from a prostatic cyst, which compresses the urethra and causes additional symptoms. The most common cause is infection, which can be treated with antibiotics, but strong penetration drugs are required. In necessary cases, prostatic cyst puncture and aspiration of cyst fluid, as well as anesthesia and hardening agent treatment, can be performed, but they are prone to complications. If it recurs repeatedly and the symptoms are severe, surgery may be required. Without knowing the specific condition of your loved one, direct advice cannot be given, but the general treatment principles are as mentioned above.