Patient's question:
I have had prostate stones for 7 or 8 years. The main symptoms are frequent urination, urine splitting, hematuria +2, and scrotal dampness. I experience anal pain once or twice a year. During last year's health check at my workplace, the stones were still present. The doctor prescribed some medication to see if it could cure or alleviate the symptoms. At the time, I didn't pay much attention to what the medication was. By the third day, I was in pain all over my body, especially in my limbs, palms, soles, and back, except for the joints. Upon checking the medication, I realized it was related to aphrodisiacs. Later, the pain gradually subsided, but it seems that after each sexual encounter, the symptoms accumulate. I have taken some medications for prostate issues, but they haven't been very effective.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Based on your description of the situation, it appears that your prostate stones can cause discomfort in your body. It is important to promptly adjust the condition. Generally, this approach can be effective. You can consider using laser lithotripsy to help with the adjustment and pay close attention to anti-inflammatory measures. Using anti-inflammatory medications, such as metronidazole, can also be effective.