Can small prostatic cysts be cured?

Patient's question:

About a month ago, I was diagnosed with a small prostatic cyst. Now, my penis is particularly stiff and not erect, like it's not getting blood flow properly. When it does get erect, it's also very stiff, but not in the way of congestion. It's not as firm as it used to be. I've had a history of masturbation for five years, sometimes up to ten times a day. Now, my urine is yellow and has a strange smell. Sometimes after urinating, there's a drop of water-like substance that flows out from the prostate area along the urethra, but there's nothing there. Is this caused by kidney deficiency? Thank you, urgently.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, generally speaking, prostatic cysts have many causes, some of which are congenital, and some are acquired. There are also several types of advice: some are inflammatory, some are developmental disorders, and so on. Small cysts can be considered for conservative treatment, while if the cysts are relatively large and have compression symptoms, it is recommended to consider cyst aspiration or surgical treatment.

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