Patient's question:
What are the symptoms of prostatitis? Bacterial prostatitis can be found with a large number of pathogens in the prostate, caused by staphylococcus, which can be found.Doctor's answer:
The examination of prostate diseases involves both macroscopic and microscopic aspects. Macroscopically, it primarily involves an ultrasound to check for calcification, enlargement, or tumors in the prostate. Microscopically, it mainly involves squeezing the prostate to collect prostatic fluid for bacterial culture and drug sensitivity testing to determine if there are any pathogenic bacteria.From the structure of the prostate, it can be understood that the prostate is a solid glandular organ. Its inlet is the vasculature, and its outlet is the urethra. Its function is to secrete prostatic fluid. Strictly speaking, this organ should be sterile under normal circumstances. Pathogenic bacteria only appear in the prostatic ducts when there is a retrograde infection through the urethra. If there are pathogenic bacteria, the prostate will cause discomfort, such as lower abdominal fullness, difficulty urinating, painful urination, hematospermia, and painful ejaculation.