Patient's question:
I have chronic prostatitis. Two years ago, I went to the hospital for treatment, and the prostatitis was cured then. The doctor said the chlamydia was still not resolved, so I didn't follow up. Now, the prostatitis has flared up again. Sometimes I don't feel it, but other times it's very noticeable. Can prostatitis be cured with intravenous fluids?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland caused by various complex reasons and triggers, including autoimmune factors. Prostate issues are generally characterized by discomfort during urination and radiating pain. It is important to undergo a thorough examination for prostatitis. Prostatitis cannot be delayed in treatment, as this will only increase the difficulty of subsequent treatment. In daily life, it is essential to eliminate unhealthy sexual habits, avoid frequent sexual intercourse, drink more hot water to increase urination volume, and actively engage in physical exercise. For more severe cases, it is necessary to consult and receive treatment from a formal urological specialty hospital. Additionally, it is important to control sexual activity and maintain a positive mood.