Patient's question:
A few days ago, I went to a top-tier hospital and was diagnosed with prostatitis. Due to financial reasons, I don't want to undergo treatment at the hospital. At home, besides the children needing to go to school, there's a whole family to support. I plan to take some medication to treat it, so I'd like to ask, what medication is the best for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Since it has been diagnosed as prostatitis, the first step is to determine the type of inflammation—whether it is bacterial or non-bacterial, and whether there are issues with trichomonas or mold. A thorough examination is necessary to ensure that the medication is targeted correctly, as only then will it be effective. Follow the doctor's advice when taking medication. Even if your financial situation is difficult, you should not neglect treatment. Otherwise, this will only lead to temporary relief, and it may also cause adverse effects on normal sexual activity. The daily treatment for prostatitis patients primarily involves symptomatic medication.