Patient's question:
Symptoms of chronic prostatitis? I have had prostatitis for over ten years and it has never gone away. I would like to ask where prostatitis can be treated and if it can be self-treated. I really don't want to get sick. Thank you. What are the methods for treating prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is prone to occur and self-heal. Due to the blockage of the glandular ducts in the prostate capsule, medication is difficult to penetrate and treat, leading to prolonged treatment. Additionally, with increasing age in men, recurrent hyperlipidemia causes the accumulation of lipids in prostate capillaries, making it harder for medication to reach the affected areas and disrupting normal blood flow. The prostate is unable to obtain nutrients, and the autonomous immune system is also interfered with, severely impairing immune function.