Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with prostatitis last year and recently went to the hospital for a specific examination. The doctor recommended that I undergo an endoscopic intervention for prostatitis, so I followed the doctor's advice. After the endoscopic intervention for prostatitis, do I still need to take medication?Doctor's answer:
I was diagnosed with prostatitis at the hospital and underwent transurethral intervention treatment. It is still necessary to take medication next. The prostate itself is a special structure with a protective membrane outside, making it difficult for most medications to penetrate. Therefore, physical therapy should be combined with medication to clear blockages. If the condition is severe, you can go to the urology department of a Class III-A hospital in your local area for detailed treatment. The daily treatment for prostatitis mainly involves symptomatic medication, such as oral drugs combined with vitamins. Additionally, pay attention to your diet by eating light, soft, and easy-to-digest foods. I hope prostatitis can recover quickly! Thank you!