Patient's question:
These past two weeks, I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain during sexual intercourse with my wife, so we've increased the frequency of our sexual activity. On a daily basis, I also experience urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria, and a burning sensation during urination, especially at night when I always feel the urge to go to the bathroom. Should the prostate still be treated?Doctor's answer:
To resolve prostatitis, it is essential to start with "two glands, two toxins, one solution." The term "two glands" refers to the urinary gland and the sexual gland. The urinary gland governs the urinary system, while the sexual gland governs the reproductive system. Once prostatitis occurs again, both glands will be affected, leading to urinary issues such as frequent urination and urgency, as well as sexual dysfunction problems like premature ejaculation and early defecation. There are several treatment methods for prostatitis, but since patients exhibit different symptoms, the treatment approaches vary accordingly. Therefore, it is crucial for patients to receive a prompt diagnosis to ensure targeted treatment.