Causes of small prostate cysts

Small prostatic cysts are usually caused by prostate gland dysfunction or duct obstruction, and whether medical treatment is needed depends on the situation.

The prostate is an important part of the male reproductive system. It is located below the bladder like a "walnut", and the beginning of the urethra passes through it. Small cysts are usually caused by excessive secretion of the gland but poor excretion, forming a small cavity where fluid accumulates, causing cysts. This condition may be related to age, hormone levels or inflammation, and some people may not even have obvious symptoms.

Small prostatic cysts present differently in different people. If the cyst is small and asymptomatic, it may be discovered during a physical exam. If the cyst is large, it may compress nearby tissues, causing frequent urination, urgency, or a feeling of incomplete urination, as if a pipe is slightly blocked. Chronic infection may be accompanied by a feeling of fullness or discomfort in the perineum.

You can pay more attention to adjusting your lifestyle, avoid sitting for long periods of time, drink more water, and promote the healthy function of the urinary system. If you find any discomfort, don't panic. You can get a clear diagnosis through urological examination. If the accompanying symptoms are obvious or the cyst is large, you should seek medical attention in time. The doctor will choose observation, drug treatment or intervention according to the situation.