Patient's question:
These past few months, I've been experiencing dizziness, nausea, lower abdominal fullness, and frequent urination with urgency. Every time I urinate, the urine streams split and is foamy. The doctor said it's non-bacterial prostatitis. Can non-bacterial prostatitis be cured?Doctor's answer:
Timely treatment can lead to self-healing of many causes of prostatitis, such as excessive sexual activity, forced interruption of intercourse, or overindulgence in sex, drug abuse, and microbial infections. Prostatitis is primarily characterized by varying degrees of urinary frequency, nocturia, difficulty urinating, local pain, painful ejaculation, premature ejaculation, and mental symptoms. If left untreated, prostatitis may lead to other diseases, interfere with sexual function, or even cause infertility.