Patient's question:
Lately these past few days, I've been feeling really uncomfortable in my lower abdomen, and I always feel the urge to urinate, but when I go, there's not much urine to pass. Then I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have prostatitis. What kind of anti-inflammatory medicine should be taken for prostatitis? Is there a good treatment method?Doctor's answer:
If the problem of prostatitis reoccurs, it is necessary to determine additional different medications based on the type of inflammation. If there is a significant bacterial infection involved, it is necessary to decide on additional sensitive antibiotics to implement standardized anti-infection treatment. Generally, quinolone-class antibiotics or cephalosporin-class antibiotics are chosen for treatment, typically lasting two to three weeks. If the inflammation is aseptic, tamulosin and many traditional Chinese medicine drugs can generally be chosen for treatment.