Patient's question:
It was identified as bacterial prostatitis, Staphylococcus haemolyticus. The doctor prescribed a week of intravenous drip with cefazolin sodium for five days. Hello, is this feasible?Doctor's answer:
Surgical Treatment: Surgical treatment can be implemented regardless of whether chronic prostatitis can be cured by medical treatment. Since the fragmentation of prostatitis stones is difficult to be cured solely with antibiotics, chronic prostatitis and prostatitis stones are often indications for surgery. However, unfortunately, surgical complications (sexual dysfunction and incontinence) affect the decision to undergo this surgery. If transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) can completely remove the infected tissue and stones, prostatitis can beed. However, it is difficult to achieve this effect because there are also numerous infected foci in the surrounding tissues of the prostate. When patients face the harm of the prostate, we should actively implement careful examinations and treatments, and then promptly adjust the treatment plan.