Patient's question:
Before, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with prostatitis. They prescribed medication for me, but it didn't work, so I went for another examination and they prescribed more medication, which still didn't help. Just now, I noticed that the bottom of my glans is a bit purple, and it lasts for only a few minutes besides sexual activity. What medication is effective for this condition?Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis: Some patients blindly use a combination of antibiotics and other treatment drugs, supplemented by physical therapy and anesthetic therapy. Even if they go all out, the therapeutic efficacy is generally poor. Long-term medication can lead to drug resistance in the patient's body, while the side effects of other therapies can also cause certain damage to the patient's physical functions. Often, before the prostatitis is cured, other diseases have already emerged.