Patient's question:
I suspect I might have prostatitis. In recent years, I've been experiencing significant pain at the tip of my penis after urination. At night, apart from frequent urination, although I have had sexual intercourse in the past, it was six months ago. Besides that, my daily lifestyle is normal, and I haven't had any further sexual relations.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I come from a poor family and live in a rural area. It's quite troublesome for me to visit a city doctor even once.
The kind of help I need: Hello everyone, how should I treat this condition?
Doctor's answer:
This treatment in the countryside first involves medication control during more severe stages, as many antibiotics can be purchased at your clinic. Pay attention to self-care, enhance physical exercise, prevent colds, actively treat infections in other parts of the body, and improve the body's disease resistance. Maintain a light diet, avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating foods to prevent prostate congestion. Drink more than 2 liters of water daily, and do not "hold it in" when urinating; urinate promptly. The above suggestions are for the question "How should prostatitis be treated better?" and I hope they are helpful to you. Wishing you good health!