Ultrasound examination shows slightly enlarged prostate, is it prostatitis?

Patient's question:

All symptoms: Onset time and cause: Ultrasound examination shows the prostate size is 44x24mm, slightly enlarged prostate, intact capsule, slightly inhomogeneous internal echoes, with a liquid dark area visible inside, 5mm in diameter, thin and smooth wall, and enhanced echoes posteriorly. Ultrasound suggests slightly enlarged prostate with small cysts. Treatment history: Desired help: Is the ultrasound examination indicative of prostatitis?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, a larger prostate volume is generally common due to inflammation and irritation. Additionally, it can be caused by factors in daily life, such as prolonged sitting, which often leads to urinary abnormalities, such as frequent urination and urgency. Since you are young, I recommend that you get a definitive diagnosis by examining prostatic fluid to check for inflammation. Medications can be used for treatment when appropriate. Additionally, pay attention to dietary adjustments in daily life, avoiding spicy and irritating foods, drinking more warm water, and consuming more light meals. Avoid prolonged sitting, excessive alcohol consumption, and participate in outdoor activities when appropriate, as these can all help with recovery. It is recommended to undergo prostatic microwave therapy and take medications such as (Prostate Comfort Tablets), (Prostate Relief Capsules), and (Golden Water Treasure Capsules).

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