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If i have prostatis , what shall be done now , do i check a urologist or dermatologist , will this become ok in some time ?
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See your FP first: Your pcp can do a prostate exam, have you pee in a cup, and diagnose whether this is or is not prostatitis. If it is prostatitis, you may need a month of antibiotics and a recheck visit or even a repeat course of antibiotics. If you have continued trouble, then you may need the specialty care of a urologist.
Answered 1/7/2019
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