Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a urinalysis and found that I had prostatitis. After taking medicine for a few days, I felt like it was relieved. I was very happy because I have a history of watching adult videos and masturbation, so I couldn't resist watching adult videos. As a result, all the symptoms returned on the third day, and it seemed like the medicine wasn't working. I am now very distressed. What should I do?What kind of assistance I need: What should I do next? Should I focus on taking medicine or...? In a few days, I will have a prenatal check-up at the hospital.
Doctor's answer:
Prostate diseases cannot be cured solely with medication. The prostate is covered by a lipid membrane, forming a blood-prostate barrier, making it difficult for most drugs to penetrate directly. Therefore, the therapeutic effects of medication alone are generally unsatisfactory.Recommendation: For the treatment of prostate diseases, medication combined with physical therapy is often recommended. Physical therapy can directly deliver the drug's efficacy to the affected area of the prostate, achieving more effective results and reducing the likelihood of recurrence.
Types of physical therapy include: prostatic injection, microwave therapy, extracorporeal shortwave therapy, catheter-guided fusion, field effect therapy, etc. The specific treatment method you are most skilled in should be chosen based on your individual clinical diagnosis.