Patient's question:
My husband is 38 this year, and we got divorced relatively late, so we decided to have children. However, recently my husband has been experiencing difficulty urinating. After undergoing a color Doppler ultrasound and a needle biopsy, he was diagnosed with a prostatic cyst. How is a prostatic cyst formed?Doctor's answer:
Prostate cysts can be congenital or caused by infections leading to blockage of the prostate ducts. Your partner has already experienced difficulty urinating, indicating that the prostate cyst has reduced to a certain extent, causing additional pressure symptoms. If it is infection-induced, there may also be additional infectious symptoms such as urgency, dysuria, and frequent urination. It is recommended that your partner seek timely treatment. Maintaining a good routine and increasing physical exercise can enhance the body's resistance and immunity.