What should I do if I have a history of prostatitis and allergies?

Patient's question:

Disease: Prostatitis
Allergy history: None (completed on 2017-07-19)
Male, 25 years old
Recent prostatic fluid examination results: White blood cells filling the entire field, 1 pus cell, 1 spermatozoa. (Except for the problem in the prostatic fluid examination, all other tests were normal)
Symptoms: Low libido, weak erection, slow erection, history of recurrence: Felt fine until August 2016. Always a virgin with a healthy body. In late August, I spent my birthday with a classmate I hadn’t seen in 5 years (we had sex 4 times in those two weeks). That night, I had a bit of red wine, and during foreplay, my penis suddenly went soft. The next night when I tried to get erect, it wasn’t very hard (though it wasn’t a problem to insert), so I went straight in, afraid it would go soft again. The fourth day, during my period, it was still not very hard, and I had one session. The seventh day...

Doctor's answer:

Prostatitis is a common disease in men, most of which is caused by bacterial infections. The strains can typically multiply to 200 generations within 3 days, which is enough to develop resistance to most antibiotics. Therefore, after 3 days, many antibiotics are left with only side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine, on the other hand, requires about 7 days to take effect, leading to unsatisfactory treatment outcomes.
To address current treatments for prostatitis, especially the recurring type, and to prevent further relapses, the medication also contains Euonymus alatus (sang jing shi), which can reduce the inherent immunity of the urinary system, also known as innate immunity.