Patient's question:
Recently, I often feel uncomfortable with my body and have a dull ache in my prostate. Occasionally, I feel severe pain. After a thorough medical examination, I found out that I have prostatitis. I would like to consult on how to best treat prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is divided into bacterial prostatitis and non-bacterial prostatitis. Bacterial prostatitis is mainly caused by bacterial infection. Non-bacterial prostatitis is often due to factors such as sexual fatigue and frequent medication. Non-bacterial prostatitis is much more common than bacterial prostatitis. Surgical or needle treatment: Due to long-term inflammatory stimulation of the prostate and its surrounding tissues, they are prone to rupture and difficult to completely remove. During surgery, adjacent organs are easily injured, making it more challenging to prevent the occurrence of chronic prostatitis. Surgical treatment of the prostate also requires certain instruments and technical skills. Most importantly, surgery cannot address all patients' issues. Many patients still have clinical symptoms after surgery.