Patient's question:
My husband recently said he often experiences frequent urination, urgency, a feeling of incomplete urination, and sometimes mild pain during urination, or discomfort and a burning sensation in the urethra after urination. I accompanied him to see a doctor, who diagnosed him with non-gonococcal prostatitis. I'm very worried and would like to ask about the treatment methods for non-gonococcal prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Non-specific prostatitis is an infectious inflammation without bacteria, and antibiotic treatment is ineffective. Treatment can involve oral administration of Pulehan tablets, combined with physical therapy. In daily diet, it is important to eat less spicy and irritating foods and consume more vegetables and fruits. The treatment process requires a relatively long duration and patience. This condition is prone to recurrence. Prostatitis can be a severe condition, so prompt treatment is recommended. It is advisable to follow the doctor's guidance for symptomatic treatment. Additionally, dietary issues should be addressed to avoid spicy and irritating foods, which could worsen the condition. The above information is hoped to be helpful to you. Thank you.