How is chronic prostatitis best treated?

Patient's question:

A while ago, I had pain in the right testicle, hematospermia, lower back pain, frequent urination, and urgent urination. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the test results showed chronic prostatitis, aseptic, and benign prostatic hyperplasia (4.282.783.10 cm).
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Cefotaxime (intravenous infusion) for one week, and Tamsulosin Hydrochloride Cell Repair Capsules (oral) for one week. No allergies, no history of hereditary diseases.
The kind of help I am seeking: After one week of treatment, the pain in the testicle has subsided, but sometimes there is a slight feeling of swelling and discomfort, which goes away after a while.
Hello: Do I still need to focus on intravenous infusion? Besides Cefotaxime, what other intravenous medications are there? Can I take oral medication instead of intravenous infusion? What are the options?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there is a lipid capsule around the prostate. Simple medication treatment is not very effective. Currently, there are various treatment methods for prostate diseases, such as prostate injection, microwave, extracorporeal shortwave, catheter-guided fusion, field effect, etc. Clinical diagnosis generally adopts field effect ablation combined with Chinese and Western medicine. Specific treatment should be chosen based on your condition! Prostate patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding symptomatic treatment. In daily life, it is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat or binge drink.

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