Patient's question:
Some difficulty urinating, a burning sensation during urination, damp scrotum, pain radiating to the head of the penis, and occasionally a recurring feeling of difficulty urinating. The onset was about 5 days ago. I previously had a habit of holding in urine, often not urinating for the entire night until the morning. The ischium also hurts a bit, and I usually engage in minimal activity, with sitting time less than 6 hours almost every day. What kind of medication is needed for chronic prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic prostatitis is a chronic condition, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has demonstrated significant efficacy in its treatment, with promising prospects. TCM generally requires classification and syndrome differentiation for treatment, with most patients suffering from damp-heat accumulation. The daily treatment for chronic prostatitis primarily involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications, supplemented with multiple vitamins, while also maintaining regular routines and avoiding alcohol.