Patient's question:
I've been having trouble urinating these past few days and feeling very weak, not really having an appetite for dinner. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told it's prostatitis. I'd like to ask how hospitals treat prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Prostate inflammation, especially when confirmed by routine magnetic resonance imaging of the prostate, can be treated with medication and antibiotics. Frequent urination and urgency are common symptoms, along with pain during urination. If prostate inflammation is treated in a hospital, the main tasks are to identify the pathogen and determine the appropriate antibiotic, such as quinolones or macrolides. It is important to drink plenty of warm water to enhance metabolism and ensure adequate hydration. Engage in regular aerobic exercise to boost the body's resistance. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, as well as raw and cold foods. Quit smoking and develop good bowel habits. Maintain a regular sleep schedule and avoid overworking.