Patient's question:
I'm only 29 years old, and I've already been diagnosed with azoospermic prostatitis. I've been feeling uncomfortable lately, constantly urinating frequently, and feeling that something is wrong, so I went to the hospital to get checked. Now, my main concern is whether this condition can heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of aseptic prostatitis is primarily based on stabilizing symptoms. If there is frequent urination, some M-antibody blocking agents can be used for treatment. Since it is aseptic and lacks bacteria, antibiotics cannot be used. This disease can be treated effectively, but the treatment for aseptic prostatitis tends to be slower, and it may take about three months to become effective. The effects are not very noticeable in the short term. For patients with prostatitis, timely treatment can reduce the incidence. If it is not treated in time, it may affect the overall health condition. Therefore, patients should take timely symptomatic treatment and avoid overwork in daily life while paying attention to personal hygiene. Wishing you a speedy recovery.