Patient's question:
Recently, I've been having difficulty urinating. After undergoing a cystoscopy and imaging tests, it was found that I have a prostatic cyst. How should prostatic cysts be treated?Doctor's answer:
Your prostate cyst is large and has compressed the urethra, causing urethral deformation, reduced urethral resistance, and producing additional compression symptoms. If it is caused by infection, it is recommended to conduct culture and drug sensitivity tests to determine sensitive antibiotics for treatment, such as quinolones, macrolides, and other drugs. If the treatment is not effective, you can also consider prostatic cyst puncture and aspiration of cyst fluid, followed by anesthetic hardening agent treatment. Surgery to remove the cyst may also be necessary if needed. Regarding your partner's condition, based on symptoms and treatment effectiveness, the above treatment methods can be adopted. Rest for a period of time, avoid overexertion, colds, and other actions that reduce resistance.