Patient's question:
Last year, when I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, I found that I had prostatitis. My friend explained some hospitals, did some tests, tried some treatments, and took some medication, but ultimately none of them worked well. How can prostatitis be treated to be cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for prostatitis are naturally different, as clinical diagnosis can include both non-bacterial prostatic hyperplasia and infectious prostatitis caused by substantive pathogenic bacteria. It is necessary to examine prostatic fluid. If there is evidence of substantive pathogenic bacterial infection, it is recommended to conduct a drug sensitivity test. Based on the results of the drug sensitivity test, sensitive antibiotics should be used for anti-inflammatory treatment. Finally, during the treatment period, patients need to maintain a regulated diet, follow a regular schedule, and actively participate in physical exercise.