Patient's question:
Male, 48 years old, body temperature is basically normal at night, 37.1-37.4 during the day. Lower limbs feel weak, lasting for nearly one and a half months. No symptoms of frequent urination, urgent urination, or painful urination. Diagnosed with prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Generally, prostatitis abscesses are treated with perineal prostatic puncture and drainage, accompanied by the injection of antibiotics into the abscess cavity. If the abscess significantly enlarges and cannot drain spontaneously into the urethra or rupture into the urethra, abscess incision and drainage may be performed.