Post Date December, 03 2023
Prostate cyst is a common disease of male prostate diseases. The age distribution of the affected population is very wide, and there is no clear incidence population. Treatment is not easy. There are many things to pay attention to, and not all patients can correctly treat the disease, and they do not know how to treat prostate cysts.
Select sensitive antibiotics based on bacterial culture results to eliminate or inhibit pathogenic bacteria. Broad-spectrum antibiotics are preferred when there is no time or availability for bacterial culture. The so-called broad-spectrum antibiotics are drugs that have a certain therapeutic effect on most bacteria, such as cephalosporins and quinolones. Specifically, such drugs as Cephalomycin, Kaifulong, Cilicin, Clofibrate, and Ciprofloxacin are all effective drugs.
Patients who can eat should choose oral medication as much as possible, and if necessary, should also choose intravenous or intramuscular injection routes for medication.
For patients with obvious urinalgia, antispasmodic agents such as belladonna, prubenosin, and uronidazole can be used, as well as sedatives such as diazepam, taken orally or injected to alleviate symptoms.
Puncture treatment of prostate abscess
"When a patient has a persistent high fever, no significant improvement in urinary tract symptoms, urethral discharge, and obstructed bowel movement, the possibility of a prostate cyst should be considered, and abscess incision and drainage or puncture drainage should be performed after diagnosis by B-ultrasound and other examinations.". The above symptoms will only be relieved after the abscess is completely eliminated.
Puncture treatment is relatively simple. Through digital examination of the anus, a long needle is inserted into the pus cavity and aspirated with a syringe until the pus is completely absorbed. Sometimes it won't be completely eradicated once, and it takes two or several times to achieve satisfactory results.
Drainage treatment
When the pus cavity is large and there is more pus, it is better to cut and drain the pus cavity. Expose the prostate with an anorectal mirror, cut the rectal wall into the abscess cavity with a sharp knife, drain the pus out, and place a drainage tube. Depending on the drainage situation, combined with examination, determine the time to remove the drainage tube. Currently, this treatment still requires the use of antibiotics in combination with treatment.
These methods in this article can be very effective in treating prostate abscess. I hope that male patients can give themselves confidence to accept the treatment plan given by the doctor, actively cooperate with the treatment, and then undergo regular review and consolidation after recovery, in order to ensure the health of the male prostate.
