Patient's question:
I have had prostatitis for a year. I have been to many hospitals, taken traditional Chinese medicine, and also taken Western medicine. I have also undergone physical therapy for both types. But why hasn't it gotten better? It is still accompanied by frequent urination, pain in the rectum, pain in the buttocks when sitting, pain in the inner thigh, and occasionally pain in the testicles and perineum. What should I do if prostatitis doesn't get better?Doctor's answer:
According to your consultation, it is prostatitis. Generally, the first step is to test the prostatic fluid to determine whether it is bacterial prostatitis or non-bacterial prostatitis. For non-bacterial prostatitis, traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be used for conditioning. If the prostatitis is caused by a bacterial infection, it is necessary to take anti-inflammatory drugs and Prostamol tablets, Levofloxacin capsules, or Azithromycin tablets. Wishing you a speedy recovery.When patients face the effects of prostatitis, we should actively implement careful examinations and treatments, avoiding hesitation to seek medical attention. If prostatitis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.