Patient's question:
Married for over a year now, I'm currently preparing to have a child. A few days ago, I found out I have prostatitis. Hello, can I have a child with prostatitis? It's said this disease is not easy to treat. Can it be cured completely?Doctor's answer:
Most chronic prostatitis is aseptic, and sometimes it can affect pregnancy, mainly due to changes in the characteristics of prostatic fluid, physical and chemical indicators, and conditions such as semen vaporization, etc. Men with prostatitis can have children because the sperm itself and its internal genetic material are not abnormal. You can take Pule'an tablets orally for treatment, avoid drinking beer, spicy foods, and getting cold, and drink plenty of water. It is recommended to perform perineal cold compresses or sitz baths daily. In fact, having prostatitis is not, as long as it is detected early and treated promptly, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.