Patient's question:
I have frequent urination and urgency, and I also have urinary tract obstruction, with occasional hematuria. Last year, I went to a small hospital where they said I had chronic prostatitis and prescribed a bunch of medication. But not only did it not improve, it actually worsened. Later, I searched online and found that I might have been misdiagnosed with chronic prostatitis instead of benign prostatic hyperplasia. If that's the case, what should I do? I no longer trust small hospitals.Doctor's answer:
It is better for you to decide on large hospitals to implement targeted treatment. Blind treatment for prostate diseases may worsen the expansion of the disease. In the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, Chinese medicine drugs combined with physical therapy can be considered. Physical therapy can assist in clearing inflammation, effectively stabilizing internal blood circulation in the gland, ensuring the smooth passage of prostatic ducts, while also promoting the vaporization of thrombi in the ducts. This facilitates drug penetration and new tissue regeneration, allowing bacteria, toxins, and pus cells to be expelled from the body in a timely and smooth manner.