Patient's question:
I have had prostatitis for many years, and it is directly related to my previous job. I used to be a taxi driver, and long periods of sitting and holding in urine led to the recurrence of prostate problems. I want to stabilize the condition through exercise. How can prostatitis be treated with exercise?Doctor's answer:
Regarding the condition of prostatitis you mentioned, exercise is not the key focus; the primary focus is on medication. Additionally, avoid the bad habit of holding in urine. For medication treatment, a thorough examination is necessary to determine whether the prostatitis is caused by bacterial infection or is non-bacterial. Treatment will then be based on the specific examination results. Therefore, it is recommended that you visit a local reputable hospital and make an appointment with the urology department for follow-up. First, describe your medical history in detail to the attending physician, then undergo examinations such as a color Doppler ultrasound of the prostate and routine prostatic fluid tests. Treatment with appropriate medication will be determined based on the examination results.