Patient's question:
I've noticed these symptoms for about half a dozen days now. Every time, I feel a dull pain in my lower abdomen, and my urine is yellow. It seems like there's a problem with my prostate. I went to the hospital for an X-ray, and they said I have prostatitis. I want to take medication. How effective is medication for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
If you suffer from prostatitis, it is best to avoid intramuscular injection as a treatment method. This condition is often chronic with a long course of treatment, and relying solely on intramuscular injections can cause significant discomfort for the patient. Rectal medication or umbilical medication can be used instead, which are very helpful in alleviating prostatitis and cause no pain for the patient.