Patient's question:
Without any symptoms of prostatitis or urgency or pain during urination, it's probably not very serious. It was just that during the time I wanted to get pregnant, I couldn't get pregnant, so I had a thorough check-up of my semen and found that the sperm were not doing well. Then I had a prostate massage and discovered that there was inflammation in the prostate. The doctor said this was causing the sperm to be weak in vitality, insufficient in quantity, and mostly not moving forward, so treatment began.Regarding past treatment and effectiveness: I have taken traditional Chinese medicine, had intravenous hydration, and taken Western medicine, but there wasn’t much effect. I went to Xiangya Hospital and was prescribed medications like Putaitai, but they didn’t work either. What kind of help do you think I should seek? What should I do to get pregnant sooner? There’s a possibility that I could take some sperm-enhancing medication, stop the treatment for the prostate, have the child, and then treat the prostate condition later.
There are many hospitals advertising treatments now, some offering things like laser and laparoscopic procedures.
Doctor's answer:
According to your consultation, it is prostatitis. Generally, the first step is to test prostatic fluid to determine whether it is bacterial prostatitis or non-bacterial prostatitis.Recommendations: For non-bacterial prostatitis, traditional Chinese medicine treatment is recommended for conditioning. If the prostatitis is caused by a bacterial infection, oral anti-inflammatory medications such as Prostamol, Levofloxacin capsules, or Azithromycin tablets may be needed. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Prostatitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, dietary habits should be paid close attention to, with a focus on light and nutritious foods. It is hoped that patients with prostatitis can receive professional treatment.