Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year. Since getting married, I have been suffering from chronic prostatitis. I have been taking medication for treatment, but the effect is not very good. I would like to ask Doctor Tan, can chronic prostatitis be cured with medication? What kind of medicine is better to take?Doctor's answer:
It's not necessarily the case. Each patient's symptoms are different, so the treatment effects are also different. If the prostatitis reappears, it's best to go to a regular urology department for a prostate examination as soon as possible. Based on the examination results, take some antiviral anti-inflammatory medications promptly. It's important to drink more water and urinate more often to help the condition recover completely. Pay attention to local hygiene and avoid sitting for long periods or holding in urine. Surgery can also be an option for treatment, which may yield better results.