Patient's question:
Going to the bathroom has become particularly frequent. Even after urinating, I still feel the urge to urinate. There's always a feeling of incomplete urination. I always feel the need to go to the bathroom for no reason. It's hard to focus on work during the day, and it also causes prostatitis pain. What kind of help is needed: How should prostatitis pain be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
The prostate is like an upside-down chestnut, located at the bottom of the pelvic cavity. Above it is the bladder, below it is the urethra. It surrounds the bladder neck and the urethral prostatic part, which is closely adjacent to the vas deferens and seminal vesicles. The ejaculatory duct opens into a midline recess. In front is the pubis, and behind is the rectum. The prostate is fixed in place by many ligaments and fascia on both sides, giving it the characteristic of being in a hidden location. It serves the functions of urination and ejaculation of semen. Diseases of the prostate can easily cause inflammation in other nearby organs, leading to abnormal urination and even infertility.