Where is it better to treat prostatic cysts? Prostate

Patient's question:

Where is it better to treat prostatic cysts? Prostatic cysts are composed of normal acini or may be multilocular, with acinar lining of columnar epithelium, some of which are low cuboidal epithelium, and the cyst is filled with serous or serosanguineous fluid. Prostatic cysts are composed of normal acini or may be multilocular, with acinar lining of columnar epithelium, some of which are low cuboidal epithelium, and the cyst is filled with serous or serosanguineous fluid.

Doctor's answer:

1. Preventing Cold Exposure
Autumn to early spring, the weather is unpredictable, and cold can often worsen the condition. Therefore, patients must pay attention to preventing colds and upper respiratory infections.
2. Absolute Avoidance of Alcohol
Alcohol can cause congestion and edema in the prostate and bladder neck, leading to urinary retention.
3. Limiting Spicy and Irritating Foods
These foods can cause sexual organ congestion and exacerbate symptoms of hemorrhoids and constipation, compressing the prostate and worsening urination difficulties.
4. Avoid Holding Urine
Holding urine can cause excessive bladder filling, weaken the detrusor muscle, and make urination difficult, easily leading to acute urinary retention. Therefore, it is essential to urinate as soon as the urge arises.
5. Avoiding Overexertion
Excessive fatigue can deplete qi, weakening urinary strength and increasing the risk of urinary retention.
6. Avoiding Prolonged Sitting
Prolonged sitting can worsen conditions like hemorrhoids and cause congestion in the perineum, leading to urination difficulties. Regular participation in physical activities and Qigong exercises can help alleviate symptoms.
7. Drinking Water in Moderation
Drinking too little water can cause dehydration and hinder the flushing of the urinary tract, making it easier to form insoluble stones. Therefore, while reducing water intake slightly at night to prevent excessive bladder filling during sleep, it is advisable to drink more water during the day.
8. Using Medications Cautiously
Some medications can worsen urination difficulties and, at high doses, cause acute urinary retention. These include atropine, belladonna tablets, ephedrine tablets, and isoproterenol. Recently, calcium channel blockers and verapamil have also been found to promote prolactin secretion and weaken detrusor muscle contraction, exacerbating urination difficulties. Therefore, these medications should be used cautiously or avoided altogether.
9. Prompt Treatment
Prostate, bladder, and ureteral stones should be treated promptly and thoroughly.