Patient's question:
Hello! I am 40 years old. Two months ago, I experienced frequent urination, urgency, urethral swelling, burning pain, and itching. Sometimes I had testicular pain. After receiving two days of cefazolin and one day of azithromycin plus ofloxacin, my condition improved slightly. Then I had a color Doppler ultrasound: the results showed slightly enlarged prostate and seminal vesicles. The doctor diagnosed it as prostatitis. How can prostatitis be treated better?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I think you have aseptic prostatitis. The treatment of aseptic prostatitis is relatively difficult, and a comprehensive evaluation therapy can be adopted. The patient should first completely eliminate unnecessary worries and increase confidence in overcoming the disease. Most patients with prostatic hypersecretion have symptoms of neurasthenia, and they are relatively tense. It is very important to help such patients understand that the white discharge from the urethral orifice is prostatic fluid, not leakage of semen, in order to correct their neurasthenia.