Patient's question:
I have a problem with sexual intercourse and have never been able to quit. It makes me feel very ashamed. It has even led to the problem of prostatitis. I once tried to quit sexual intercourse, but I didn't hold out. However, prostatitis is extremely uncomfortable. I'm asking everyone what medicine should be taken for prostatitis caused by sexual intercourse?Doctor's answer:
Currently, antibiotics are primarily used in the medical treatment of prostatitis for anti-inflammatory therapy. In fact, some chronic prostatitis can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, such as sitz baths or treatments for kidney yin deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine. Generally, people pay attention to diet and exercise. For the treatment of prostatitis, oral antibiotics are typically used to address inflammation. Specifically, the medication to be taken orally should be determined based on the patient's condition and physical constitution, and it is crucial not to use medication blindly.