Patient's question:
I have prostatitis and am currently undergoing treatment. The doctor who performed the ultrasound said there are stones in the prostate. The examination results: white blood cells were 4+ five weeks ago and have decreased to 1+. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Currently, I still have some symptoms of frequent urination and fatigue. It gets worse when I sit for long periods and drink less water. The current treatment plan includes traditional Chinese medicine, erythromycin, and Pulegone tablets. What kind of assistance do you need: Is this related to prostate stones? How can it be treated completely?Doctor's answer:
This type of prostate stone is mainly caused by chronic prostatitis. Generally speaking, simple prostate stones do not necessarily produce symptoms, and your symptoms may still be due to prostatitis.Recommendations:
This condition should also be treated for prostatitis, using antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, physical therapy, etc. It can gradually improve. You don’t need to worry too much about the stone—once the prostatitis is resolved, it won’t have a significant impact.
Prostate stone conditions tend to be recurrent.