Patient's question:
A week ago, I was diagnosed with prostatitis and cysts after a thorough examination at the hospital. During this week's treatment, the doctor has adopted intravenous fluid and instrumental therapy. Each day, two bottles of levofloxacin and one bottle of cefepime are administered, along with a spiral instrument treatment, urine irrigation, and semiconductor therapy, except for one prostate insertion treatment. I would like to ask if this is the best method? Are there other better medications?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your current condition, it is recommended to undergo spiral instrument treatment. Urinary irrigation and semiconductor therapy should be considered as issues caused by inflammation.Advice: Hello, if the experienced antibiotic treatment does not yield effective results for your condition, it is best to undergo bacterial culture to identify the most effective antibiotic for targeted treatment. However, it is crucial to ensure thorough treatment to prevent recurrence. In daily life, consume more vitamin- and protein-rich foods such as vegetables, animal organs, eggs, meat, and soy products, and engage in regular physical activity to strengthen your constitution.
Prostatitis can be stabilized, but the treatment cycle is generally long, and recurrence is common after treatment.