Patient's question:
32-year-old male knows he has discomfort in his body, so he hasn't used it to see a doctor. Please ask: What methods are used to treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine has encountered prostatitis, and we also refer to prostatitis as "jīngzhuó" (seminal turbidity). Essentially, it is primarily caused by poor lifestyle habits in later life and numerous congenital deficiencies leading to spleen deficiency and kidney deficiency. In our bodies, poor blood circulation and excessive blood loss occur, or even irregular sexual activity and unclean sexual practices lead to the corruption of a significant amount of semen in the urethra, which we call "" (corrupt semen). This then disturbs the seminal fluid in the posterior urethra, resulting in various symptoms. Generally, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is classified into four types: damp-heat, blood stasis, middle deficiency, and kidney deficiency, depending on its different causes.