Patient's question:
Usually in the morning or during a bowel movement, a little thin, milky white, watery, or viscous discharge flows from the urethral orifice, accompanied by mental fatigue, depression, memory loss, and a decline in self-confidence.Doctor's answer:
The key to treating prostatitis is to adopt the correct treatment method to ensure rapid recovery. Conventional medications only provide temporary symptom relief and cannot cure the condition. Long-term self-healing may lead to complications and infertility, so it is essential to receive proper treatment to achieve the desired results. Through long-term clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine has been used to treat prostatitis with herbs such as Eucommia ulmoides, Tribulus terrestris, mulberry, cherry, hedgehog skin, hairpin powder, Yunling, and wolfberry, which can promote self-healing without recurrence and possess unique therapeutic effects.