What to do with severe prostatitis

Prostatitis is a common disease among gay men. It is caused by bacterial invasion. Men with this disease are likely to experience frequent urination, urgency, pain during urination, and other symptoms. Severe prostatitis is even more serious, and it brings great pain to men. Today, let's learn with me what to do about severe prostatitis.

Clinically, the symptoms of prostatitis are relatively easy to identify. The most prominent symptoms are frequent urination and radiating pain. What needs to be noted is that if prostatitis is not treated in the early stage, it will become more and more serious. Once it enters the severe stage, its symptoms will become very severe. Here is an introduction for you:

1. Acute urinary retention: For patients with severe prostatitis, they will encounter different degrees of urinary retention in their lives. Urinary retention is when urine in the bladder cannot be discharged due to various reasons. Once the patient is completely unable to discharge urine, or when the bladder is extremely dilated, it is acute urinary retention. If urinary retention is not treated in time, it will affect kidney function and even cause uremia.

2. Discharge from the urethra: When urinating, patients with severe prostatitis often have white discharge from the urethra. White discharge from the urethra is also one of the symptoms of mid-stage prostatitis. A small amount of white discharge overflows from the urethra, and sometimes in the morning the urethra is found to be stuck with white discharge; sometimes white discharge drips from the urethra before and after urination or when straining during bowel movements.

3. Difficulty urinating: Patients with severe prostatitis often take a long time to urinate. This is because when the prostate is diseased, the bladder detrusor loses its compensatory ability. When urinating, the urine cannot be discharged immediately, but needs to wait for a period of time and gradually exert force to discharge the urine. It can also be manifested as prolonged urination time, shorter range, thinner urine stream, etc. The male experts of Yulin Urology Hospital remind everyone that severe prostatitis has a certain probability of canceration. In many cases, the onset of prostate cancer often starts from chronic prostatitis in the early stage. Therefore, when severe prostatitis is found, patients must resolutely go to the hospital for treatment to avoid delaying the disease.

The prostate is a very special part. Whether it is treated with drugs or surgery, severe prostatitis requires careful treatment. Therefore, you must understand the relevant conditions during treatment, communicate more with the doctor, and learn more about your own situation. And during the recovery period, you must not relax your vigilance and pay attention at all times to avoid infection. Of course, the specific situation still requires everyone to consult the doctor carefully. I hope everyone will recover quickly.