Patient's question:
I recently feel some mild pain in my inner thigh, sometimes slight lower back pain, and a feeling of incomplete urination. The examination revealed chronic prostatitis. What are the causes of chronic prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic prostatitis, combined with urethral chlamydia, can be inferred that the inflammation is likely caused by chlamydia. Treatment should address both prostatitis and chlamydia simultaneously, and it is recommended to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine involves the use of antibiotics such as azithromycin for topical application for seven days, followed by oral administration for another seven days, while also taking doxycycline orally for 24 days, primarily to target chlamydial infection. Traditional Chinese medicine uses our "3X Therapy" for 60 days, with the hope of curing prostatitis. Since prostatitis cannot be cured solely with antibiotics, a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment is necessary. Treatment should proceed step by step, and patience is required. For severe cases of prostatitis, it is advised to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's recommendations for prompt treatment. Avoid blindly trusting advertisements for medications, as this could worsen the condition.