Patient's question:
Difficulty urinating, urinary urgency, incomplete urination, weak urine stream. Previous check revealed prostatitis!Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of chronic prostatitis include three aspects: first, pain symptoms, including pain in the perineum, urethra, lower abdomen, bladder area, anal area, groin, scrotum, and testicles, as well as aching pain in the penis and glans, and a heavy, distended feeling in the lumbar and sacral regions. Second, urinary symptoms, including frequent urination, urgency, difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, nocturia, urine splitting, weak urine flow, and dribbling urine. Third, impact on daily life, including effects on sexual life, mental and psychological well-being, and sleep. The diagnosis of chronic prostatitis is symptom-based rather than relying on clinical tests and laboratory examinations. The goal of clinical treatment is to alleviate symptoms and return to normal life. Alpha-blockers such as Doxazosin and Harlap are first-line medications for their significant symptom-relieving effects, and traditional Chinese medicines can be used as adjunctive therapy. Physical treatments like injections, ablation, introduction, and laser therapy, which may cause damage, must be used with extreme caution. Hair loss is related to physiological and psychological conditions and requires further diagnosis and treatment!