Patient's question:
Since the beginning of autumn, urination has not been very smooth, always dribbling and dripping. After finishing, I always feel that there is still something that hasn't been urinated out. I'm not very embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment. I searched for information and found that this is mild prostatitis. So, what should I do about mild prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Mild prostatitis inflammation does not have a significant impact. Essentially, it can be treated through anti-inflammatory and anti-infection measures to stabilize bacterial inflammation, and there is no need to be overly anxious. Additionally, mild prostatitis can be effectively addressed by combining quinolone-class medications with prostatitis-relieving drugs, which generally yields good results. Combining physical light wave therapy can also enhance blood circulation, promoting a slower and more thorough recovery.