Patient's question:
1 time, but for several days after masturbation, it was still very painful, which is truly puzzling! Additionally: My profession is software development, and I usually sit for a whole day without much movement. I dislike spicy foods and wonder if I need to adjust my diet or improve my lifestyle. What kind of assistance do you need: Urine test results: pH 6.5; White blood cells: Negative; Last week, I visited a doctor who said that a pH of 6.5 indicates prostatitis, though he didn’t specify further, just prescribed "Ning Mipi" tablets. Based on these urine test results (or should further tests of prostatic fluid be conducted?), can we infer whether it’s chronic, acute, bacterial, or non-bacterial? 1. Is there a possibility of self-healing? 2. Are there any effective medications? This condition has caused me immense suffering, and I desperately beg the doctor for help!Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostatitis is a common disease in men, most of which occurs in young and middle-aged adults. Clinically, prostatitis can be divided into acute and chronic two types. Acute prostatitis is less common in clinical diagnosis, while chronic prostatitis has a higher incidence rate in adults. Treatment for acute prostatitis: patients should rest in bed, drink more water, and take measures such as bowel movement. For severe bladder irritation symptoms, analgesic and spasmolytic drugs and hot water sitz baths can be given to relieve symptoms. Antibacterial drugs include penicillin, ampicillin,, and Cefixime.