How should prostatitis be treated?

Patient's question:

Penis foreskin is long, strong urine odor, there is pain when pressing the glans, no pleasure during ejaculation, in addition to symptoms such as urgent urination, incomplete urination, etc., I have again experienced increased nocturia and incomplete urination for more than four months. It is very painful. Yesterday, after a thorough examination, I was diagnosed with prostatitis.

Doctor's answer:

Cultivation of prostatic fluid revealing sepsis pathogens is the basis for determining antibiotic treatment. In non-bacterial prostatitis patients with signs of bacterial infection, if general therapy is ineffective, appropriate antibiotic treatment can be adopted. The selection of antibiotics should take into account the prostate-blood barrier formed by lipid membranes between the prostatic acini and microcirculation, which hinders the passage of water-soluble antibiotics, significantly reducing the therapeutic effect.

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