Patient's question:
Chronic bacterial prostatitis, which has been present for over ten years, currently exhibits symptoms such as white discharge after morning bowel movements and improved sexual function. A thorough examination reveals fibrosis symptoms. How should chronic bacterial prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Bacterial prostatitis is primarily transmitted through pathogens, with retrograde transmission as the basis, and the pathogens are mainly staphylococcus. Prostatic fluid often contains pathogenic bacteria. Complicated with fibrosis, it is necessary to restrain local irritants in daily life, and avoid alcohol and poor impacts. Maintain a calm mindset and drink water appropriately in daily life. Prostatitis is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication maintenance. Moreover, for male patients, it is important to actively seek medical treatment in professional and regular hospitals, and consider treatment based on examination results.