Patient's question:
A few weeks ago, I was thoroughly examined by the hospital and diagnosed with aseptic prostatitis. Since then, I have been taking medication for treatment. It has been two months now, and I feel that my condition has not improved. I would like to consult about how difficult it is to treat aseptic prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Regardless of whether it is a sterile or non-sterile condition, the treatment of prostatitis is relatively difficult. This is because it is hard to achieve the desired effect after medication, meaning that the medication is not very effective. The treatment course tends to be long, and the medication's efficacy is not particularly noticeable. In addition to medication, diet also needs attention—avoid spicy and irritating foods. Moreover, daily life, diet, and routines should be regular, and avoid staying up late. A weakened immune system can also affect the treatment.