Patient's question:
Two months ago, I've been feeling uncomfortable in the lower abdomen. Sometimes, I also felt a slight pain when urinating. Later, after a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as prostatitis. I took some medication, but it didn't get better. Some people recommended that I use antibiotics. So, for prostatitis, which antibiotic is good to take?Doctor's answer:
If a man needs to decide on antibiotics to treat recurrent prostatitis, there are several options. First, there are cephalosporins. Second, there are quinolones. Third, there are nitrofurantoin. Except for macrolides, all of these classes can be helpful. The most effective treatment approach is to identify the pathogen and confirm the drug sensitivity test results to ensure targeted medication, which helps alleviate drug resistance.