What should I do if I have prostatitis?

Patient's question:

A few days ago, I started feeling a bit uncomfortable in my lower back. Recently, I've been experiencing a sense of tightness and soreness in my waist, along with some swelling in the groin area—like mild discomfort sometimes. Previously, I had some discharge from the tip of my penis and some redness around the urethral opening. Today, the condition around the urethral opening has improved.
Do you think prostatitis can also affect the urethral opening?

Doctor's answer:

Thank you very much for your attention and trust in us. Prostatitis is not a minor issue as imagined. It may directly affect male sexual function and fertility, which is a very distressing problem for men. There are several reasons that can lead to prostatitis, and one of them is the retrograde transmission of bacteria from the urethra. People misunderstand that prostatitis is incurable because they haven't adopted practical and effective methods, so they say "it's incurable." It's "incurable" because it hasn't been treated according to standardized protocols and without completing the prescribed course of treatment.

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