Patient's question:
Last November, I experienced discomfort at the urethral opening, frequent urination, and urgency. I visited a doctor, who diagnosed me with non-gonococcal urethritis. After taking medication for a period, the frequency and urgency of urination improved, but the discomfort at the urethral opening persisted. While working outside, I had another thorough examination locally, which diagnosed me with prostatitis. After taking medication, the condition did not improve significantly. I then had a urinalysis and bacterial culture, which confirmed prostatitis. The medication had little effect. In recent months, I noticed a decline in male function, with weak erections. Today, I went directly to a urology hospital for examination and was told that the prostatitis needed mechanical treatment, as medication was difficult to penetrate without it. I thought I had to undergo treatment, but I was surprised to learn that the machine is inserted through the rectum, which was very uncomfortable. It was also quite strange. Additionally, the price was not cheap—charged per session, with each session costing nearly 2,000 yuan, and requiring treatment for a week before a follow-up. Prostatitis...Doctor's answer:
Your condition is caused by prostatitis, and it is generally difficult to cure with conventional medication. Currently, Western medicine does not have effective treatments for it. It is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine such as Poria, lotus seeds, Aconite, Euonymus, Cuscuta, Eucommia, Tribulus terrestris, mulberry, rosehip, hedgehog skin, sea cucumber powder, Poria cocos, goji berries, Achyranthes, Yanggu powder, and white fish fat. These traditional Chinese medicines are powerful and directly target the affected area. They first quickly open the subcapsular channels and activate the glandular ducts, allowing inflammatory substances to be smoothly expelled from the body. Male diseases can be cured.