Patient's question:
Four years ago, I was carefully diagnosed with chronic non-bacterial prostatitis, which has been tormenting me. I have been taking medication regularly, but the effect is still not obvious. Sitting down makes me uncomfortable; it's truly a torment. I can't concentrate on taking care of myself or practicing. Hello, does non-bacterial prostatitis heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis caused by aseptic inflammation is relatively difficult to heal on its own. Mainly, it is important to pay attention to diet in daily life, develop good living habits and dietary habits, and persist in integrating physical therapy, exercise, and reducing the body's immunity to have the possibility of complete self-healing. In particular, it is absolutely necessary not to eat spicy and irritating foods, not to drink beer or smoke, not to sit for too long, and it is best to persist in steam sitz baths, which is the best method for self-healing of aseptic prostatitis.