Patient's question:
Doctor, can I take anti-inflammatory drugs for the treatment of prostatitis? What are the general ways to treat prostatitis? Which method is relatively effective? How long does it generally take to treat for it to get better? What are the dietary restrictions for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis can be effectively managed using antibiotics. The specific inflammatory condition needs to be determined based on the analysis of prostatic fluid. Antibiotics should be used to ensure that bacterial infections in the prostatic fluid are completely eradicated before gradually discontinuing the medication. In daily diet, it is advisable to avoid excessive sour and spicy foods, as well as greasy foods, as these can help in the complete recovery of prostatitis.