Patient's question:
Diagnosed with prostatitis in early August (actually had symptoms in June but didn't pay attention, and even ate spicy Su instant noodles). Test results: normal. Previous treatment and effectiveness: white, viscous liquid dripping from the penis during bowel movements. In early August, the doctor diagnosed chronic benign prostatitis... Swelling in the scrotum during exercise and leisure, frequent urination during the day. (After the check-up, sweating from the head, neurasthenia, shortness of breath improved slightly) but now it has recurred (white, viscous liquid dripping from the penis during bowel movements)... Minor concerns about assistance: Three questions 1: How long does this condition need to be treated... specifically in years (only eating “”)?? When to stop medication!!!!???????????? Note: Treatment duration is 3-6 months, with the best effect after 6 months. 2: What impact does this condition have on the future 3: Do I need to take supplements when I get older?Doctor's answer:
Currently, most patients with chronic prostatitis worldwide are dissatisfied with treatment outcomes, and the treatment methods for chronic prostatitis are a unique phenomenon that other diseases do not have. Common methods include antibiotic treatment, physical therapy, α-receptor blockers, repeated prostate massage, muscle relaxants, and herbal Chinese medicine. Prostatitis can be stabilized, but the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, patients must actively cooperate with their doctors, use medications appropriately, and also maintain a light diet, avoid stimulating foods, and not smoke or drink beer. It is hoped that male patients can recover as soon as possible!