Patient's question:
A while ago, I felt uncomfortable in my lower abdomen, and sometimes I experienced symptoms of urinary urgency and dysuria again. Later, after a thorough examination, it was diagnosed that I had prostatitis. I have been taking medication, but there has been no significant improvement, and I am very worried. So, I would like to ask what are the commonly used clinical medications for the treatment of prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of prostatitis, the most critical aspect is to use medication that targets the specific condition. Only in this way can it be effective. If medication has been taken for a long time without any significant improvement, it proves that the medication is not suitable for the condition. It is best to conduct a drug sensitivity test to determine the most effective drug. Then, combining it with some physical therapy methods can be very effective for treating prostatitis.Common clinical medications for diagnosis include drugs like Pulevan tablets and levofloxacin. For patients, if the prostatitis condition is severe, immediate treatment targeting the specific condition is necessary.