Patient's question:
I am 28 years old, male. I mainly experience persistent on both sides of the groin, radiating to both lower abdomen, waist, and legs. I have had this condition for over a month now. It was initially triggered by sexual activity. I have undergone ultrasounds of the prostate and groin, which only revealed mild varicocele on the right side, with no other abnormal findings. The prostate fluid test showed white blood cells. What help does prostatitis provide: How should prostatitis be treated correctly?Doctor's answer:
Nowadays, many male diseases are caused by neglect in daily life. However, after developing a disease, one should not blame their family and should promptly go to the hospital for thorough examination. It is important not to guess blindly or use various antibiotics indiscriminately, as this may hinder the doctor's later treatment. When dealing with male diseases, it is essential to seek treatment from regular and professional medical institutions. This is also for the sake of one's sexual health and well-being. The above is advice on this matter, and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!