Patient's question:
Recently, I've been frequently urinating with a feeling of incomplete emptying, and there's pain during urination. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it's prostatitis. How should acute prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis patients must use antibiotics correctly to relieve the condition, as long-term recurrence can gradually alleviate the disease but also lead to other complications and infertility, causing greater suffering and pain. Due to the encapsulation of the prostate gland and the blockage of ducts, drugs are not easily absorbed, making it difficult to treat chronic prostatitis. The lipid deposits in the prostate capillaries disrupt normal blood flow, further hindering drug delivery. The prostate cannot receive adequate nutrition, and the immune system is severely damaged. It is important to pay attention to daily routines, exercise regularly, reduce immunity and metabolism, promote blood circulation, maintain good hygiene, and keep the reproductive organs clean to prevent infections. Avoid unhealthy lifestyle habits and prolonged sitting.