Patient's question:
Am I suffering from bacterial or non-bacterial prostatitis. For the past few months, I haven't had any symptoms, but a health check-up revealed prostate calcification spots, and my urinalysis was normal. Recently, during the Lunar New Year, I had excessive sexual activity and felt prostate pain and buttock pain. A CT scan indicated that my prostate had enlarged with inflammation on the edges. The doctor prescribed many traditional Chinese medicines, but they didn't kill the bacteria. Now I have urinary pain, my prostate feels hot and uncomfortable when sitting for a long time, and my urine is yellow. Do I need antibiotics? The doctor said there were no bacteria.Doctor's answer:
Based on the described situation, it cannot be inferred how to achieve sterility. It is recommended that patients make time to visit the urology or andrology department of a hospital for follow-up, conduct a thorough examination of prostatic fluid, and obtain a definitive diagnosis before implementing targeted treatment. 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.