Patient's question:
I recently experienced a sudden increase in leukorrhea, and along with it, other problems started to appear. I couldn't rest easy, so I went to the hospital. They said I had pelvic inflammatory disease. However, over the past two days, my husband and I had more intimate contact, and now he's experiencing frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination, which seems to be prostatitis. I want to know if gynecological diseases can cause prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
It is highly recommended that you increase the frequency of sexual activity. If you do engage in sexual intercourse, it is essential to use a condom and take necessary precautions. Of course, the best and safest method is to control the frequency of sexual intercourse. Prostatitis is a condition that is difficult to cure. Patients should always maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating prostatitis and believe that they will surely recover.