Patient's question:
Tonight, I casually noticed my husband rushing to the bathroom, and he was walking quite quickly. I asked him about it, and he said that two days ago, he had gone to the hospital for a thorough check-up and found that he had bacterial prostatitis. Due to the busy training schedule, he hasn't treated it yet. Tomorrow, I plan to buy a lot of medicine for him. So, how is bacterial prostatitis treated with medication?Doctor's answer:
According to your current situation, if the problem of bacterial prostatitis reoccurs, this condition is often directly related to long-term excessive and frequent sexual activity or sexual life. It is advisable to use antibiotics promptly for active treatment, such as quinolones, etc. Daily, it is essential to pay attention to drinking as much water as possible and increasing the intake of greasy foods. Avoid consuming too many stimulating foods.