Patient's question:
My classmate, during his school years, developed a problem with sexual intercourse due to reading many unhealthy books. He never stopped having this issue. Now that he's married, he went to the hospital for a thorough check-up because of sexual inharmony, and was finally found to have prostatitis. Here, I'd like to ask how to treat sexual-type prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
If sexual activity is excessive, it may lead to prostatic congestion, and over time, it could potentially cause prostatitis. It is now necessary to consider getting a routine check-up of prostatic fluid to determine whether it is bacterial or non-bacterial. If it is bacterial, it will be necessary to consider deciding on antibiotic medication for treatment. At the same time, it is important to use traditional Chinese medicine to clear heat and reduce dampness in conjunction with this. If it is non-bacterial, the main treatment should be based on traditional Chinese medicine. If it is non-bacterial, the treatment will be slower, and it may take about three months.