Patient's question:
Today I was checked and diagnosed with chronic prostatitis. I am a 61-year-old man. How can it be treated to get better? How is chronic prostatitis cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of chronic prostatitis includes medication and physical therapy. Medication primarily involves drugs that alleviate symptoms, common examples being α-adrenergic receptor blockers. Due to the side effect of orthostatic hypotension, it is recommended to take one tablet orally before going to bed every night. Additionally, it can be combined with oral administration of Prostatic Relaxation Capsules, three times a day, with three capsules per dose. If the symptoms are stubborn, concurrent application of prostatic hyperthermia can significantly relieve the symptoms. It is also necessary to abstain from alcohol, maintain regular sexual activity, and avoid spicy foods.