Patient's question:
I have lower abdominal pain for two years, and after a thorough examination, it was diagnosed as chronic prostatitis. I took aztreonam for 7 days. Now that it has disappeared and is improving, how should I be treated in the future? Thank youDoctor's answer:
If it's prostatitis, then it can only be stable, but there is no way to cure it. Because as long as a man's penis is erect, the prostate will become engorged with blood, which leads to aseptic inflammation. Therefore, every man has prostatitis, just with varying degrees. In daily life, pay attention to eating more beef, fish, and other high-quality proteins, stay active, maintain a regular lifestyle, avoid drinking beer, and don't sit for too long. With long-term patience, it will definitely not recur. For patients, if the prostatitis condition is severe, they should seek immediate symptomatic treatment and use appropriate medication. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of prostatitis.