Patient's question:
Patient is male, 48 years old, and in good health. This symptom occurred in the second half of last year. Initially, he noticed blood spots on the glans, which naturally disappeared the next day. Subsequently, during sexual activity, blood-tinged semen was expelled. A B examination at the hospital revealed calcified nodules in the prostate.Doctor's answer:
Antibiotics can be used in conjunction with physical therapy to accelerate the rapid penetration of the drug and achieve the treatment goal quickly. The maintenance principle focuses on a light, easily digestible diet, consuming more fruits and vegetables, and minimizing spicy and stimulating foods. Quit smoking and alcohol to reduce the chances of prostatic congestion. Maintain a normal sex life according to individual circumstances, avoiding both excessive indulgence and abstinence. Avoid holding urine for long periods and promptly treat urinary and genital infections.