Patient's question:
I am currently 34 years old and have a habit of masturbation. Recently, I have noticed a soreness and pain at the anal opening, but there is no pain or frequent urination. Sometimes, when I am tired at work, I experience lower back pain, and in the evenings, my calves ache. My sexual performance is not good. What should I do? What medication should I take? I went to the hospital for tests, and there were no bacteria found. They said I have chronic prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
The effect of medication alone for prostatitis is not ideal, which is due to the anatomical structure of the prostate. The prostate is covered by a thick lipid membrane, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate to the affected area. We advocate targeted treatment. Different causes and bacteria require different treatment methods. There are various treatment options, such as drug delivery through a catheter directly into the prostate gland, CRS photoguided therapy for the prostate, non-surgical interventional treatment, and spiral thermomagnetic ablation.