Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for five years, and we have never been able to conceive. I had a thorough medical examination at the hospital, and there were no issues found. Currently, I have prostatitis, with symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and incomplete urination. However, today's examination showed that my semen is normal. I want to have a child, but I am currently taking traditional Chinese medicine to treat prostatitis. Is this okay? In addition to the current symptoms of prostatitis, do I still need to focus on treatment?History of Treatment and Effects:
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Current Situation and Needed Assistance:
What should I do now?
Doctor's answer:
If the prostate has symptoms, it proves that it has not fully recovered. I recommend using traditional Chinese medicine to treat prostate diseases. During the medication period, it is not advisable to have children. At least one year should pass after stopping the medication before having children. Traditional Chinese medicine treatments include oral Chinese medicine, steam baths, acupuncture, massage, rectal administration, urethral injection, and umbilical therapy. These treatments combine both internal and external therapies, addressing the whole body as well as local areas. All therapies are safe, non-toxic, pure, and free of side effects. The therapeutic effects are significant. Radix Rehmanniae, Plantago depressa, Alisma orientale, Poria cocos, Poria, Astragalus membranaceus, and Glycyrrhiza uralensis are decocted for oral administration. These traditional Chinese medicines are available in major pharmacies.