Patient's question:
I don't know what the reason is, but recently I've been experiencing frequent urination and urgency, and my sexual function has also declined. My wife even pressures me to ask if I've done anything wrong during my part-time job. It's really troublesome. I went to the hospital, and they said it's chronic prostatitis. I want to ask how to treat it quickly?Doctor's answer:
Why is it so difficult to treat? Due to the presence of a capsule around the prostate, which is very unfavorable for treatment (the capsule of the prostate consists of three layers: the outer layer is rich in veins or loose connective tissue; the middle layer is fibrous; the inner layer is muscular), the actual drug concentration inside the prostate is very low. In fact, some hospitals are not very professional in treating chronic prostatitis and have never considered changing the route of administration, because oral medications or intravenous drips cannot have a significant effect and are very prone to drug resistance. Don't hurry, make sure to maintain a good mindset. Prostatitis can be cured. With the current advanced medical technology, it is definitely possible to treat it well.