Patient's question:
My husband has frequent urination, and every time he urinates, he says it hurts. The amount of urine each time is also very small. My husband is very busy with training, so he hasn't seen a doctor yet. After I described the symptoms to the doctor, he said it might be prostatitis. I want to ask, what kind of medicine can treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Treating the prostate, as long as the medication is suitable for the condition, is particularly effective. In clinical diagnosis, it is essential to clearly identify the cause. When prescribing medication, it is crucial to first conduct a bacterial culture of the prostate and a drug sensitivity test to determine the effective antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. In clinical diagnosis, traditional Chinese medicine methods can be used for conditioning. Generally, Chinese herbal medicine can reduce edema in prostatitis and also has the function of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis.