Patient's question:
Chronic non-bacterial prostatitis can cross-infect? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Can chronic non-bacterial prostatitis cross-infect? What kind of assistance do you care about: Can chronic non-bacterial prostatitis cross-infect?Doctor's answer:
Generally not. The prostate is the largest accessory gland in males and has the function of regulating the endocrine system. If the prostate develops problems again, such as prostatitis, it can lead to symptoms like premature ejaculation, reduced libido, and affect sperm quality. If it becomes severe, it may result in conditions like urinary retention, chronic glomerulonephritis, or chronic kidney failure (uremia), which can be very harmful to men. It's best to seek treatment quickly. If treated in a general hospital, specialized hospitals usually cost thousands of dollars. My father had benign prostatic hyperplasia and spent over 30,000 yuan in the hospital but didn't get better. Later, the doctor recommended trying pollen capsules, and after using them for a bit over three courses, he showed improvement.