Patient's question:
My husband developed a prostatic cyst, and his sexual ability has been gradually increasing, but he is experiencing difficulty urinating and is in great pain. What should be done about the prostatic cyst?Doctor's answer:
After watching your explanation, prostatic cysts are generally congenital. As the cysts grow, they may recur, leading to symptoms such as difficulty controlling the urethra, urination difficulties, and dysuria, which can interfere with quality of life. On the basis of symptomatic treatment, methods such as cyst puncture, aspiration, irrigation, and anesthetic hardening agents can be performed. If necessary, surgical removal may also be required. It is recommended that your partner seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination and treatment to avoid further deterioration of the condition.