What kind of medicine can be taken to treat the prostate?

Patient's question:

Lower abdominal distension and pain in the testicles for a year, pain induced by masturbation. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Today, I had a prostate fluid examination at the hospital, and the result was ++ + pus cells. The doctor said I have prostatitis and recommended treatment. What kind of assistance do you need: Three days before the examination, I had masturbation, but it was good but I didn't come out. I want to ask if this is related to the examination result? Does it have an impact? What treatment do I need in the future? What medicine can treat it? Thank you, doctors.

Doctor's answer:

Hello! The prostate has a lipid membrane that constitutes the blood-prostate barrier, making it difficult for most drugs to directly penetrate. Therefore, the therapeutic effects of medication alone are generally not ideal. Currently, there are various treatment methods for prostate diseases, including prostate injection, microwave, extracorporeal shortwave, manual guidance for fusion, field effect, and more. Clinical diagnosis typically involves field effect ablation combined with 15 days of Chinese and Western medicine treatment, with a cure rate of over 96.7%. Specific treatment should be chosen based on your condition! Prostate conditions are prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, male patients should immediately seek treatment at professional and reputable hospitals. Treatment decisions should be made after careful examination results.

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