Patient's question:
I read the hospital magazine and found similar symptoms, such as leukuria and premature ejaculation, which are present. I would like to ask how to treat it. How is prostatitis treated?Doctor's answer:
The traditional Chinese medicine for prostatitis, when used in combination, completely breaks away from the previous treatment methods for prostatic diseases that relied on anti-inflammatory approaches. It can comprehensively stabilize the internal and external state of the prostate, thoroughly eliminate inflammation, and effectively address the prostate gland. It also resolves the challenges of drug penetration and drug metabolism in the prostate. These traditional Chinese medicines possess powerful efficacy that directly targets the affected area. First, they rapidly open subcutaneous channels to activate the glandular ducts, allowing inflammatory substances to smoothly exit the body. They also quickly open decomposition and metabolism channels, as well as nutrient channels, to thoroughly clear lipid deposits in small blood vessels. The medicinal efficacy rapidly penetrates, causing the prostate gland to gradually enlarge and inflammation to gradually and completely subside. This enables the treatment of sexual dysfunction caused by prostatitis, promotes smooth urination, and restores vitality, with sexual function being fully restored.