Patient's question:
I developed prostatitis over ten years ago when I was 43. In the early stages, it manifested as urinary impurities. Five years ago, I had a Mycoplasma infection. The treatment significantly improved my sexual function, with enhanced erection hardness, increased ejaculation pleasure, and a noticeable rise in sexual performance. However, the volume of semen reduced to just one-fifth of what it used to be. Since then, many obvious symptoms of prostatitis have reappeared, such as damp scrotum, urinary urgency, cloudy urine, and painful urination.Doctor's answer:
The etiology of prostatitis is complex, especially in chronic prostatitis, the symptoms are often unclear, making diagnosis difficult. Moreover, drugs are hard to reach the inflamed area, which can easily lead to persistent treatment and recurrence of prostatic diseases. Integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, along with physical therapy, can achieve satisfactory clinical effects. Based on test results and the nature of prostatitis, sensitive drugs should be determined and administered sufficiently during the treatment process. The following physical methods can be negotiated: microwave, shortwave, coagulation, multifunctional, and injection therapy. It is recommended to regularly undergo clear examinations and treatments in professional hospitals.