Patient's question:
In the past few months, I've been feeling uncomfortable with urination, and I have to hold it for a long time each time. Then I went to see a doctor, who diagnosed me with prostatitis and prescribed some medication for me. But after taking it, I haven't felt any improvement. I want to ask, can I still have children with prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
During the acute phase of prostatitis, it is best to avoid having children, as it may likely lead to a decline in sperm quality. It is recommended to first undergo treatment with many anti-inflammatory medications, such as cephalosporin antibiotics and various heat-clearing and swelling-reducing traditional Chinese medicines. These can effectively stabilize various symptoms of the prostate. Applying a prostatitis treatment ointment to the navel can also be quite effective. The above suggestions can be used for reference.