Patient's question:
Doctor, last year I experienced frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination, and felt something was wrong. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with prostatitis, which has since been cured. However, recently I have experienced the same symptoms again, and I suspect it might be a recurrence of prostatitis. How should I handle this?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, prostatitis, if there is a lack of attention to hygiene and excessive sexual activity, will typically cause the prostate to repeatedly become congested, leading to the recurrence of prostatitis. To treat the symptoms of prostatitis, one can first take oral medications simultaneously, such as minocycline or Pulegan tablets, which can work together for treatment. During daily life, it is essential to avoid prolonged sitting and smoking to ensure that blood circulation in the prostate can be fully restored.