Prostatitis. Modern approach to diagnosis and treatment

Prostatitis is the most common urological disease among men under 50 years old! - Do you want to improve your condition and start on the path to recovery? - Do you want to find 'your' doctor, as you are tired of running from one to another? - Do you want to save a lot of money on unnecessary medications, procedures, and therapeutic schemes? In his book, urologist Kerim Pygamov offers to look at prostatitis from the perspective of evidence-based medicine and understand its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and modern treatment methods. - How is the prostate gland structured and why does prostatitis develop? - Can it be asymptomatic? - How is this disease diagnosed? - What types of prostatitis exist and what treatment scenarios are possible? - What tests need to be taken and how are their results interpreted? The book will help you better understand the diagnosis and find a suitable doctor, avoid unnecessary procedures and medications. Dr. Pygamov included analysis of clinical cases, shared medical experience, and touched on the basics of diagnostics. "Unfortunately, to this day, many doctors, especially in intimate specialties, sometimes act unethically, prescribing unnecessary, and sometimes even very unpleasant and painful tests and treatments that do not comply with international protocols. But all this together costs quite a lot! And men are also very scared because the penis and prostate gland, you know, are alone in life. Self-education helps protect oneself from such situations. But you don't need to enroll in a medical university, it's enough to read books like this. It is excellently written, explains in very simple words where prostatitis comes from, why the diagnosis 'prostatitis' sometimes has nothing to do with it, and provides information on when to consider changing a urologist or at least ask for justification for certain tests and prescriptions." - Roman Sorkin, leading proctologist at QClinic, author of the blog @dr_sorkin, and the proctology guide 'Adventures of the Rabbit NELCH'