Patient's question:
Urethral discharge, frequent urination, dysuria, hematuria or blood in urine; difficulty urinating, thinning of the urine stream, reduced urinary range, weak urine stream; palpable thick, hard, cord-like urethra or urethral stricture formation; urethral contrast imaging shows urethral strictureDoctor's answer:
In my opinion: First, treat renal tuberculosis, prostatic tuberculosis, and epididymal tuberculosis; then, administer antitubercular drugs. If antitubercular drug treatment for penile tuberculosis is ineffective, surgical excision of the affected area can be performed. As for diet, generally speaking, the patient's nutritional supply, including energy sources, protein, and vitamins, should be slightly higher than that of ordinary people to meet the nutritional needs during tuberculosis treatment.