Patient's question:
It has been about 4 days. Symptoms: incomplete urination, mild urinary pain. Today, I went to the hospital for a urine test and was diagnosed with prostatitis. The doctor advised me to drink more water. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: none. In terms of any help: The doctor prescribed Cefdinir capsules (3 boxes) and Yinhua Qinyan pills (3 boxes). Will taking these medications help?Doctor's answer:
Urinalysis cannot be used to diagnose prostatitis. This requires obtaining prostatic fluid for a routine prostatic fluid examination and a prostatic ultrasound, combined with symptoms, to accurately diagnose prostatitis.Medical Advice: In this case, the aforementioned symptoms may also be caused by an acute urinary tract infection. It is advisable to obtain prostatic fluid for a thorough examination, including a routine prostatic fluid test and a prostatic ultrasound. If the diagnosis is bacterial prostatitis, further prostatic fluid should be collected for bacterial culture and drug sensitivity testing. Based on the results of the drug sensitivity test, highly sensitive medications should be administered via intravenous drip. However, this may not necessarily be effective for your inflammation, so it is better to conduct a thorough examination and diagnosis before starting treatment.