Patient's question:
I have developed asymptomatic prostatitis and am concerned that it may affect my future sexual function. Therefore, I plan to go to the hospital for treatment. Before the treatment, I would like to understand from the doctor what are some good treatment methods for asymptomatic prostatitis, and what precautions should be taken during the treatment?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of aseptic prostatitis is relatively challenging. Theoretically speaking, it is difficult because the pathogen has not been identified. Apart from that, it could be caused by mycoplasma or chlamydia infection. The aforementioned conditions primarily require the use of macrolide-class drugs for treatment and control. Additionally, physical therapy is determined to stabilize local blood circulation and promote comprehensive recovery. It is important to avoid contact with spicy and greasy foods.