Patient's question:
My husband is 41 years old. Due to his occupational issues, he always sits or stands for long periods. It might be because of prolonged sitting. So, he has been experiencing symptoms of frequent urination and urgency for a while. It might be prostatitis. Moreover, he also has premature ejaculation. So, I want to ask, what medication is used for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
You can take some antiviral anti-inflammatory drugs. Prostatitis often reappears due to frequent sitting and holding urine, or it may be caused by poor hygiene and improper sexual practices. It is advisable to promptly visit a regular urology department for a comprehensive prostate examination. If the effect of medication is not significant, surgical treatment can be considered. Pay attention to hygiene and clean the local area daily. There are several treatment methods for prostatitis, but since the symptoms vary among patients, different diagnostic approaches are adopted. Therefore, it is necessary for patients to be diagnosed as soon as possible to prescribe the correct treatment.