Patient's question:
My university classmate, he is a rather unpleasant person, so after graduating from university, he went to work. Now he has acute prostatitis, so he plans to receive treatment at a specialized hospital. Hello, is a specialized hospital for acute prostatitis helpful?Doctor's answer:
A male reappears with acute prostatitis, and it is decided that local hospital treatment is best, or perhaps by culturing prostatic fluid to identify the specific etiological pathogens, and then based on drug sensitivity tests, it can basically be cured. Acute prostatitis is best treated early, and relatively complete recovery will be faster. Once it transforms into a chronic stage, no hospital has an absolute treatment effect. Generally, specialized hospitals do not treat it. Prostatitis brings very great harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, with light food as the foundation. It is hoped that prostatitis patients can receive professional treatment.