Patient's question:
Doctor, I have been treated for prostatitis for 4 months. Last week, the ultrasound showed no prostate calcification spots. Will they reappear after the treatment is completed? (My symptoms have improved significantly, but I still have some frequent urination. Cultures for bacteria in the prostate and semen, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and gonococcus were all negative. I have done a total of 5 urine tests, all of which were normal.)Doctor's answer:
When taking medication can reduce or eliminate symptoms, it proves that the medication is effective and the approach is correct. After stopping the medication, the recurrence of the disease and the characteristics of prostatitis are closely related to personal lifestyle habits. Prostatitis is itself a condition that is prone to recurring, so while undergoing medication treatment, attention should also be paid to lifestyle habits, such as avoiding alcohol, spicy and irritating foods, not sitting for long periods, and not riding bicycles for extended durations; maintaining a regular sexual life, etc. In addition to immediate treatment for prostatitis patients,