Patient's question:
I noticed I have prostatitis because I have a feeling of urinary pain and a bit of white discharge. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor also said so. Then, he prescribed many antibiotics for me to take for three days, and then come back for a follow-up. Should I implement a re-adjustment at home? If I have prostatitis, how should I re-adjust myself?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of prostatitis is challenging due to the unique physiological structure of the prostate, and simple drug therapy often yields unsatisfactory results. A combination of drug therapy and physical therapy has achieved encouraging clinical diagnostic effects. In addition to drug and physical therapy, self-regulation plays a crucial role in the treatment and prevention of prostatitis. For example: abstain from alcohol, reduce spicy foods, exercise moderately, pay attention to prevention, and restrict sexual activity.Recommendation: It is recommended that patients seek professional medical advice at a local hospital to clarify the underlying cause before proceeding with symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a clinical physician.