Patient's question:
I am a male with five years of sexual history, and I usually enjoy watching pornographic sex. In the past two months, I went to the doctor because of frequent urination and incomplete urination, and was told that I had prostatitis. Feeling extremely regretful, I am very upset. After taking medication for two weeks, there was still no improvement, so I would like to ask, what physical treatments are available for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Physical therapy for prostatitis includes microwave therapy, radiofrequency therapy, ultrashortwave therapy, medium-wave therapy, or hot water sitz bath therapy. Patients with prostatitis can perform appropriate prostate massage, which can empty the secretions extracted from the prostatic ducts and drain infectious foci in the glandular working area, providing certain benefits for pain relief. Physical therapy for prostatitis is only an auxiliary method, with the most important approach still being medication.