Patient's question:
I have been experiencing frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination recently, along with nocturia and difficulty urinating. The urine stream is thin, and there is splitting during urination. I also have tenderness and a sense of fullness in areas like the anus and scrotum, which can often radiate to the lower abdomen. I feel restless and uneasy. At night, I also have trouble sleeping, frequent dreams, fatigue, and memory loss. During sexual activity with my wife, there is also the embarrassing pain of ejaculation. I consulted some friends, who said this is a symptom of prostatitis. I am very troubled by this.Doctor's answer:
What are the methods for treating prostatitis?1. Medication treatment: It directly targets pathogens, forming a defensive barrier on the surface of the prostate, preventing repeated corrosion by external viruses and bacteria. It also powerfully penetrates the three-layer lipid membrane of the prostate, completely clearing viral infections from the gland, ultimately stabilizing the penile body and achieving full erection. This is a common method for treating prostatitis. However, it cannot penetrate the lipid membrane of the prostate epithelium to reach the prostate acini for therapeutic effects, resulting in deep venous congestion, stabilizing blood circulation, enhancing local nourishment, accelerating the metabolism and clearance of inflammatory products, and aiding in the resolution of inflammation. But it temporarily cannot achieve the effect of curing without recurrence. In addition to timely treatment of prostatitis, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care.