Patient's question:
Urinary frequency suppression weakness test, careful examination results: benign prostatic hyperplasia with calcification foci. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: medication was ineffective. What kind of help is desired: completely get rid of the pain and suffering.Doctor's answer:
The effect of medication alone for prostatitis is not ideal, which is due to the anatomical structure of the prostate. The prostate is covered by a thick lipid membrane, making it difficult for medications to penetrate to the affected areas. We advocate targeted treatment.Confronting different causes and pathogens determines different treatment methods. There are various treatment options, such as drug-infused catheter direct administration within the prostate, CRS photoguided treatment for the prostate, and ion titanium gold-standard treatment for the prostate, all of which show very significant effects.
The goal of treatment is to completely eliminate the drug barrier effect of the membrane, reduce the permeability of inflamed tissues, allow medications to spread more easily, and ensure smoother tissue absorption and metabolic decomposition, thereby achieving the purpose of treating inflammation and alleviating symptoms.