Patient's question:
What should I do if I have prostatitis? Should I go to the hospital for surgery, or will it be fine if I just buy medicine myself?Doctor's answer:
If prostatitis needs to be treated, there are still difficulties in clinical diagnosis. It is necessary to be mentally prepared. Basically, it is normal not to undergo surgery for this, as there is no need for surgery in the first place. It involves deciding on anti-inflammatory and anti-infective medications, and then treating the prostate with blood circulation. Alternatively, physical light therapy can be chosen. In addition, warm water sitz baths for the prostate area can be quite effective. Prostatitis tends to recur frequently, requiring long-term medication.