Patient's question:
Sometimes there is post-urination dripping, sometimes there isn't, difficulty urinating, discomfort in the anus, tightness and pain in the lower abdomen. Previously, I also had pain in the metatarsals, and sometimes there was recurring nocturnal emissions. The number of nocturnal emissions increases when uncomfortable, about 2-3 times a week. I want to ask, what kind of medicine can I take? In the hospital, an ultrasound confirmed chronic prostatitis, and I was prescribed several boxes of Longbi Shu capsules, which had a good effect. What kind of medicine is used for chronic prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
First, you need to speculate what might have caused prostatitis at your age?1. At your age, many cases of prostatitis are chronic non-bacterial prostatitis caused by sexual activity. In this case, the main thing is to change your bad habits, such as abstaining from sexual activity, rather than the medication treatment you seek.
2. Infectious prostatitis. If you have a history of high-risk sexual activity, it is recommended to go to the hospital to take a prostate fluid test and preferably do bacterial culture. Then, treatment can be based on the test results.