Patient's question:
I currently have frequent urination, urgency to urinate, incomplete urination, and very difficult urination. Sometimes, I experience pain in the perineal area, and it feels a bit twitchy. Additionally, I have severe premature ejaculation and feel feverish. I have no appetite for food and sometimes vomit. Can it be treated at the hospital?Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of prostatitis, it is better to "divide" than to "combine." The classification therapy for prostatitis refers to the adoption of targeted, personalized treatment methods based on the different etiology and pathology of prostatitis. Symptomatic treatment is the fundamental principle that the classification therapy for prostatitis adheres to. The classification therapy for prostatitis advocates: for bacterial prostatitis, the primary treatment is based on anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory therapy, while also implementing symptomatic treatment according to different conditions; for non-bacterial prostatitis, the foundation is physical and rehabilitative treatment, and additional therapies are coordinated based on the patient's specific circumstances. Coordination with the doctor's treatment is also essential, and maintaining a positive mindset is crucial—directly facing the issue will lead to improvement, and it will have little significant impact on future life.