Patient's question:
Frequent urination, urgent urination, difficulty urinating, incomplete urination, short bedroom time - what medication can be discussed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the above symptoms are initially judged to be related to prostatitis. It is recommended that the hospital conduct a routine examination of prostatic fluid for diagnosis. It is suggested to use sensitive antibiotics for treatment. The causative organisms of chronic prostatitis are often Gram-negative bacteria. Antibiotics that can penetrate the prostatic capsule mainly include sulfonamides and macrolides. Since general antibiotics are difficult to pass through the prostatic capsule, some people adopt direct prostatic anesthesia therapy for treating prostatitis, which also has a very good effect. This method involves directly administering sensitive antibiotics into the prostate. Of course, this therapy requires certain operational skills.