Patient's question:
There is a radiating pain in the prostate and seminal vesicle area, accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, and dysuria, along with prostatitis. It has been a few months, and it occasionally recurs, which has made the original frequent urination worse, almost needing to use the restroom every hour or so, getting up 3-4 times at night. While frequent urination was already an issue, now there is constant pain in the groin and perineum area, which is radiating and very painful.What kind of help is needed: How should prostatitis be treated correctly.
Doctor's answer:
The treatment of prostatitis is not complicated; the key lies in whether you can persist in it. Intermittent treatment often yields half the results with double the effort. Here are some suggestions for you:1. Pay attention to hygiene, eliminate bad sexual habits, and moderately restrain sexual activity.
2. Minimize pressure on the perineal area, such as avoiding tight pants and not riding a bicycle for too long.
3. Quit smoking and drinking, and avoid spicy or irritating foods like chili, beef, seafood, and alcohol.
4. Drink plenty of water and urinate frequently to help expel inflammatory secretions.