Patient's question:
Hello doctor, now medicine is not that developed. How can a little prostatitis not be cured? Every time I get sick, it has been more than five years. Is my life going to be ruined by this disease? It's all my fault for having sex every day before.Doctor's answer:
The reasons why prostatitis is difficult to treat: It's not just a gland; what appears on the surface is actually thousands of tiny organs inside. Even if one organ is treated, others haven't fully recovered yet—this is one factor. The best approach for treating prostatitis is a combination of Western and Chinese medicine. First, use antibiotics for 7-14 days, then follow up with traditional Chinese medicine for stabilization. Treating prostatitis requires a systematic, course-based approach to achieve complete recovery. During treatment, drink plenty of water, avoid foods, and do not smoke or drink beer. It is recommended to seek treatment at a formal hospital.In addition to medication, physical therapy and warm sitz baths are also advised: Fill a basin about halfway with water heated to around 40°C (do not let it scald). Sit in the water for 10-30 minutes each time. When the water cools, add more hot water to maintain an effective temperature. Repeat 1-2 times daily, with a 10-day course.