Patient's question:
My father has been experiencing recurrent prostatitis recently. It hurts when he urinates, and even a slight touch causes pain. He also frequently experiences urinary urgency and avoids sexual activity due to fear of pain. Please seek medical advice. What kind of help is needed: How effective is treatment for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis patients primarily experience pain in the perineum, groin, testicles, lumbosacral region, and lower abdomen near the pubic arch, with the penis and urethra being particularly vulnerable. In typical cases, the pain can be significantly relieved during ejaculation, urination, or defecation, sometimes accompanied by painful ejaculation. It is recommended that you visit a reputable urological hospital promptly for a thorough examination, including bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests. Based on the specific results of the examination, experts will formulate additional treatment measures to facilitate early recovery.