Patient's question:
Ten years ago, I had prostatitis, but currently, the symptoms of prostatitis are not obvious. Recently, I want to have children, but the sperm abnormality rate is 99%, with 98% abnormal heads.Doctor's answer:
The prostate presents with acute chills and fever. Accompanied by frequent urination, excessive contraction of the urethral sphincter due to certain factors leads to bladder outlet obstruction and the formation of residual urine. This causes urine to flow back into the prostate, not only carrying pathogens into the prostate but also directly stimulating it, triggering an aseptic "chemical prostatitis." This can result in urinary abnormalities and pelvic pain. It is a new high-frequency electrotherapy. The method involves placing the microwave (transmit probe) into the rectum at a depth of about 5 to 6 centimeters, with the prostate being irradiated through the rectal wall.