Patient's question:
Male, 46 years old, with a one-year history of prostatitis, currently undergoing medication treatment. It has been persistent and difficult to cure. Can my prostatitis still be treated? How should it be treated? I have tried many different methods, such as: traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and massage, but the condition keeps improving and worsening.Doctor's answer:
The types of prostatitis are also varied, such as bacterial prostatitis, non-bacterial prostatitis, and so on. If there are no abnormalities in the body, treatment may not be necessary. I suggest you take a combination of medication and physical therapy for better results, as the prostate has a lipid membrane that makes it difficult for medication to penetrate the affected area. During treatment, avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink plenty of hot water, eat more light meals, and maintain good personal hygiene. Avoid sitting for long periods and excessive alcohol consumption. Engage in many outdoor activities. In addition to immediate treatment, patients with prostatitis also need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Only with sufficient deep sleep can you help yourself recover from this condition more quickly.