Patient's question:
Doctor, I went to the hospital in April last year feeling pain in my right testicle and was diagnosed with epididymitis. After receiving intravenous drips for three days, the pain disappeared. Later, I experienced mild frequent urination and a feeling of incomplete urination, but there was no significant pain during urination. The hospital diagnosed it as chronic prostatitis that recurred due to prolonged sitting. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of prostatitis are diverse, such as lower back pain, sexual dysfunction, neurasthenia, fatigue, and other neurasthenic conditions. Compared to Western medicine antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine has some advantages in treating prostatitis. In traditional Chinese medicine, prostatitis is often classified as "heat." Traditional Chinese medicine is suitable for long-term oral administration, treating both the symptoms and the root cause, and achieving a thorough cure for the disease. It is reliable, safe, and worth trusting to help patients bid farewell to prostatitis. Additionally, traditional Chinese medicine has fewer side effects than Western medicine, is well-refined, and is less prone to recurrence, making it an excellent choice for completely curing prostatitis.