Patient's question:
I used to have mild prostatitis. I took medication and felt it was getting better, so I didn't pay much attention to it. Recently, I often work late, sleep poorly, and have a lot of dreams. My sexual function has also increased—my penis gets erect quickly but stays hard for a very short time before ejaculation. How can prostatitis be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of prostatitis, if it is acute prostatitis, you can go to the hospital for relevant tests. Then, based on the examination results, targeted antibiotic treatment can be applied. For example, if it is a bacterial infection, quinolone or cephalosporin drugs can be used. At the same time, some pain-relieving drugs and physical therapy methods can also be used to promote recovery. It is also important to avoid prolonged sitting and not to eat spicy or irritating foods.