Patient's question:
Scrotal dampness, urethral orifice irritation, yellow urine in the morning, perineal soreness, and urine splitting.Past treatment and effectiveness for impotence and premature ejaculation: Taking some medication and receiving some injections, no significant effect.
What kind of assistance is desired: What medication can actually treat this condition? Thank you, doctor.
Doctor's answer:
For prostatitis, a comprehensive evaluation and treatment approach is recommended, including some antibiotics (such as trimethoprim, erythromycin, etc.), traditional Chinese medicine treatment, physical therapy (ultrashort wave, drug infusion with direct current, microwave, etc.), and local treatment (anesthesia within the prostate, manual insertion, etc.). You can take hot baths at home, once or twice a day, for about half an hour each time—provided you can endure it, the effect is quite good. It's important to eliminate unhealthy habits, such as drug use, masturbation, and prolonged sitting. Prostatitis tends to recur easily, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, male patients should seek immediate medical attention at professional and reputable hospitals for diagnosis, and treatment should be considered based on thorough examination results.