Patient's question:
I was often working overtime and going to work late for two years because of busy training. Recently, I noticed that the frequency of going to the toilet has been increasing, and urination has also become more difficult than before. The doctor said I have a prostatic cyst. How is a prostatic cyst treated well?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is that the prostate cyst controls the urethra, resulting in additional urination difficulties and symptoms such as frequent urination. Common causes include infections or the continuous increase in cyst fluid, leading to a reduction in cyst volume and urethral control. Common treatment methods include anti-inflammatory therapy, culturing and drug sensitivity tests to determine sensitive antibiotics, or interventional treatment for the prostate cyst, which involves aspiration of cyst fluid and injection of hardening agents. If the treatment is not effective or recurs repeatedly, it is recommended to promptly switch to surgical treatment. It is advised to maintain a healthy lifestyle, get adequate sleep, and pay attention to local warmth prevention.