Physical examination shows that the prostate cyst is gone

The disappearance of prostate cysts may be related to the spontaneous regression of cysts, examination errors or therapeutic interventions. Spontaneous regression of cysts is a common cause, examination errors may also lead to misdiagnosis, and therapeutic interventions such as drugs or surgery can effectively eliminate cysts.

1. Cysts disappear naturally: In some cases, prostate cysts may shrink or disappear on their own, especially for smaller cysts. This is related to the absorption of the fluid in the cyst or the self-repair of the cyst wall. Regular checkups can observe changes in the cyst. If the cyst disappears, no special treatment is required.

2. Examination error: During the physical examination, misdiagnosis may occur due to equipment accuracy, operating techniques or the hidden location of the cyst. It is recommended to choose a more accurate examination method during the follow-up examination, such as transrectal ultrasound or MRI, to confirm whether the cyst exists.

3. Treatment intervention: If the cyst is large or causes symptoms, it can be eliminated through medication such as antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, or surgical treatment such as puncture and fluid extraction, cystectomy. The specific treatment plan should be determined by the doctor based on the size of the cyst, symptoms and the patient's health status.

The disappearance of prostate cysts may be the result of the combined effect of multiple factors. It is key to identify the cause and take appropriate measures. Regular check-ups and following doctor's advice can help maintain prostate health.