Patient's question:
Doctor, my last month's detailed examination results said it was prostatitis. I feel like my sexual function isn't working well, and I finish in 2 minutes. Could it be premature ejaculation? I've taken traditional Chinese medicine for over 20 days, but now I still feel uncomfortable inside, a bit like frequent urination and urgency. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Only a small number of patients have a history of acute illness, and most exhibit a chronic, recurrent course. The primary bloodstream infection factor in Type I and Type II prostatitis is pathogen transmission, where pathogens infiltrate the prostate through urine, leading to infection. Culturing prostatic fluid to detect bloodstream pathogens is the basis for determining antibiotic treatment. In patients with non-bacterial prostatitis who show signs of bacterial infection and do not respond to conventional therapy, appropriate antibiotic treatment can be considered. Therefore, patients should take oral medications promptly and pay close attention to self-care in daily life, avoiding spicy foods.