Patient's question:
I have discomfort in my urethra, and after a thorough examination, it was found to be trichomoniasis prostatitis. How should I treat trichomoniasis prostatitis? What should I do if I have trichomoniasis prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
General cases of trichomoniasis may also lead to prostate discomfort and dysuria. Antibiotics should be decided upon as soon as possible under the guidance of a doctor. The overall effect is significant. Recovery is usually complete within about a week. During the treatment process, sexual activity is not recommended. Aerobic exercise is best, and it's important to drink plenty of water. For trichomoniasis, tinidazole or metronidazole can be used for treatment, which has a very good effect on the parasite. Additionally, since it is often caused by prostatitis, cold compresses can be applied to the abdomen for treatment. Warm waterzations can also help prevent prolonged sitting of the bladder. Drinking more water and eating more fruits and green vegetables can help promote the resolution of inflammation.