Patient's question:
I have prostatitis, and the doctor told me to get an intravenous infusion. But I don't understand the purpose of an intravenous infusion for prostatitis, and it's in a children's hospital, so I'm not too confident in his skills. Is there really a need for an intravenous infusion for prostatitis? If it is indeed necessary, what kind of medication is usually used? Is it effective quickly?Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, if the problem of prostatitis reoccurs, this situation can be considered for timely oral antibiotics to actively treat it. Generally, prostatitis does not require treatment through intravenous infusion. During daily life, it is essential to pay attention to a light diet and try to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. In necessary cases, you can consider going to the hospital for a routine and thorough examination of prostatic fluid.