Patient's question:
Prostatitis and prostatic congestion. I have had this condition for about 10 years. Prostate fluid and urine tests are normal, but I experience pain when urinating, especially more so when I drink less water. Now I have noticeable early diarrhea. I have taken some medication, but it has been generally ineffective. What kind of help is needed: What medication should be used for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis and prostatic congestion. Prostate massage therapy is required. The specific method is as follows: the patient assumes the knee-chest position, the therapist wears gloves and applies lubricant, then gently inserts into the patient's anus. The prostate can be palpated on the anterior wall of the rectum, about 4-5 cm away from the anal margin. The fingers first massage from both sides towards the central groove, then upwards and downwards. Prostatic fluid can be expressed through the urethra. This should be done once a week, which can stabilize local blood supply and facilitate the recovery of chronic prostatitis.