Patient's question:
Male, 32 years old, always feels urinary irritation, feels like there's still urine after urination, and has a forceful drop of white fluid. Sometimes, bowel movements discharge viscous liquid. A few months ago, he visited a hospital, but the doctor did not recommend a thorough examination, saying it was typical chronic prostatitis. How should prostatitis with be treated?Doctor's answer:
Can prostatitis be cured, it mainly depends on the type of blood-borne microorganisms. Prostatitis is divided into many types, including bacterial, viral, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and aseptic prostatitis, among many others. Due to the presence of a capsule, it is difficult for drugs to pass through the barrier, and since there are many types of blood-borne microorganisms, the treatment is relatively complex. If possible, it is recommended to conduct blood-borne microorganism culture and drug sensitivity testing to make the treatment more targeted.