Why is a local anesthetic administered to the glans penis during transurethral cavity therapy for prostatitis?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Undergone transurethral resection, always in pain when pressing the lower abdomen.
Previous Treatment and Effect: Currently, the lecithin corpuscles are E, white blood cells 10-12.
Help Needed: Why is anesthesia administered on the head of the penis during transurethral resection?

Doctor's answer:

Chronic prostatitis is a chronic condition with a prolonged treatment duration, requiring strict adherence. The prostate is encased in a special tissue structure, making it difficult for medications to penetrate deeply, which is a primary reason for the recurring nature of prostatitis. Currently, clinical treatment primarily relies on physical therapy combined with appropriate medication to achieve effective outcomes.
It is recommended that you visit a hospital for consultation. Under the guidance of a doctor, a personalized treatment plan should be developed based on your specific condition. Additionally, self-care measures should be taken in daily life, such as: drinking plenty of water, ensuring adequate rest, increasing physical activity, avoiding cold exposure, not holding in urine, reducing sexual frequency, consuming fewer spicy or irritating foods, and abstaining from smoking and alcohol.

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