What is the difference between prostatitis and urethral calculi?

Patient's question:

Initially, there was a fullness sensation on the left side of the bladder, then discomfort in the urethra, difficulty urinating, and eventually, the inability to urinate. Now, the urethra and glans are hard. Normally, the glans is hard, and urination is a bit difficult. The urine is flat, and there's a constant feeling of incomplete urination. Sometimes, there's a stinging pain and intermittent pain in the urethra.

Doctor's answer:

Hello! Untreated prostatitis can lead to diseases such as prostate cancer, epididymitis, orchitis, and seminal vesiculitis. It is also one of the factors or causes of sexual dysfunction. The prostate is a special tissue in the human body, surrounded by a hard lipid membrane, which acts as a drug barrier. Medications alone are difficult to penetrate to the affected area of the prostate, and the results of purely medicinal treatment are not very ideal. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt a combination treatment method that integrates advanced medical equipment (“”) and medication. If you are diagnosed with prostatitis, it is recommended that you seek early treatment! Wishing you good health!

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