Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I was diagnosed with bacterial chronic prostatitis about a month ago. Then I received intravenous drip treatment for 20 days, after which my white blood cells returned to normal. Later, I had multiple follow-up tests, and the white blood cells in my prostatic fluid were also normal. However, after sitting in a car for over an hour at the beginning of the year, I started experiencing frequent urination and a slight pain during urination. I went to a second-class hospital for a thorough examination, and the white blood cells in my prostatic fluid were full-field. Three days later, I went back to the top-class hospital where I had been treated before for another follow-up test, and the white blood cells in my prostatic fluid were 0-1. Now, the main symptoms are frequent urination and some discomfort in the urethra.Doctor's answer:
The treatment process for chronic prostatitis is inherently complex. It is recommended that patients undergo treatment under the guidance of a doctor, avoid putting too much pressure on themselves, pay attention to rest, avoid prolonged sitting, drink more water, and urinate promptly. In addition to treating prostatitis, it is advised that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.