prostate self-examination
Prostate self-examination can generally be done through clinical symptoms, prostate fluid testing, B-ultrasound, etc.
1. Clinical symptomsThere are many prostate diseases, such as prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia. When the disease occurs, patients will have symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, as well as urinary dribbling and abnormal urination.
2. Prostate fluid testNormal prostatic fluid appears as a milky white thin liquid. If prostatic fluid disease occurs, if the prostatic fluid is thicker and yellowish when observed with the naked eye, it can be judged that prostate disease has occurred.
3. B-ultrasound examinationWhen a patient develops a disease, through B-ultrasound examination, the doctor will find that the patient's prostate glands are enlarged, and a few patients will be accompanied by an increase in echo, which provides important significance for doctors to diagnose the disease.
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