Patient's question:
Expert, I was recently diagnosed with prostatitis after a thorough examination. I am 55 years old, retired, and living. What treatment should I implement? Is the treatment for prostatitis complex? My friend said this disease is not easy to heal. What should I do then?Doctor's answer:
The effect of medication alone on prostatitis is not ideal, which is due to the physiological structure of the prostate. The prostate has a thick lipid membrane, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate to the affected areas. We advocate targeted treatment.Facing different causes and bacteria determines different treatment methods. There are many treatment options, such as intraprostatic drug delivery tube therapy, prostatic CRS photoguided therapy, the surgical-free "spiral thermomagnetic ablation" as a pioneer in non-surgical treatment, and the gold-standard ion titanium prostatic treatment technology, among others. The results are very significant.