Patient's question:
Currently, the general condition is good. Medical history: It has been two years. It usually recurs in autumn and winter. The onset and duration of this illness: It started last month and has lasted for over a month. Previous diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes: Diagnosed with prostatitis, used ofloxacin, (Qian Lie Kang), and indomethacin, with satisfactory results. Accompanied by careful examination: Ultrasound shows prostate enlargement. Western medicine treatment is always recommended after urination with post-micturition dribbling.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the etiology of prostatitis is complex, especially chronic prostatitis has diverse symptoms, obscure causes, and difficult diagnosis. Moreover, drugs are often difficult to reach the affected area, which can lead to chronic prostatitis being hard to treat, with frequent relapses. A treatment approach combining Chinese and Western medications with physical therapy can achieve satisfactory clinical effects. This involves selecting sensitive medications based on test results and the nature of prostatitis, using them in adequate doses, and following a prescribed course of treatment.