Patient's question:
I recommend a hospital in Xining for treating prostatitis. At the age of 29, I am busy with work and social engagements, and I'm approaching 30 but still unmarried. Recently, I've been feeling a bit sluggish and exhausted, whether at work or off duty. Even after walking a short distance, I feel my waist and legs ache. At night, I have frequent nocturnal emissions, and during the day, I experience dribbling urination with a constant feeling of incomplete emptying. I don't know what the reason is—am I losing my vitality? Please help the experts.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it can be determined as prostatitis. The main focus should be on clinical symptoms, which are specifically manifested as fatigue, weakness, lower back and leg soreness, frequent nocturnal emissions, dribbling urination, and a constant feeling of incomplete urination. The urethral orifice often has thin watery discharge or creamy mucus, and sometimes a mild burning or discomfort sensation in the urethral area during urination. Avoiding excessive alcohol consumption, prolonged sitting, cycling, horseback riding, and other can cause prostate congestion, which is closely related to the onset of the disease. Avoiding inflammatory diseases of the rectum, colon, lower urinary tract, and other nearby areas of the prostate can lead to prostatitis through lymphatic vessels.