Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:1. Does Chlamydia recur after being cured?
2. Can non-gonococcal urethritis caused by Chlamydia be cured?
3. Will timely treatment lead to a prostate infection?
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
1) Exercise actively, and have a planned exercise routine during the day. Maintain fresh air and a comfortable temperature in the room while sleeping. From a young age, it is advisable to sleep with windows open, at least ensuring indirect ventilation. Making full use of sunlight, air, and water baths to enhance physical fitness is the most important factor in preventing illness.（2）Practice good hygiene and avoid cross-infection. Avoid crowded, poorly ventilated places such as cinemas, companies, and supermarkets. Minimize contact with patients, seek medical attention nearby when sick, and avoid large hospitals to shorten waiting times. Previously, respiratory diseases were thought to be spread only through the respiratory tract, but recent research has confirmed that contact transmission is also a significant mode of spread. It is particularly important to note that children should not be exposed to passive smoking, as it is a major contributor to respiratory diseases in children.
（3）Drug prevention. Certain Chinese and Western medications can enhance the body's cellular and humoral immune functions. It is best to use these medications under the guidance of a doctor.