Patient's question:
Symptoms of early chronic prostatitis? Hello, is there a possibility of prostatitis and self-healing? This condition of prostatitis has been going on for five or six years. Frequent urination, incomplete urination, murky discomfort in the groin area, lower back pain, and other symptoms have been alleviating in the past one or two years. Could it be that taking anti-inflammatory medication has not led to self-healing? Can prostatitis self-heal? Can prostatitis self-heal?Doctor's answer:
Chronic prostatitis is not self-healing, long-term treatment can interfere with sexual function and subsequent fertility. Prostate diseases cannot be healed solely through medication. The prostate is covered by a lipid capsule, forming the blood-prostate barrier, making it difficult for general drugs to penetrate directly. Therefore, the treatment effect of prostate cancer is poor during the treatment process. The effect of medication alone is generally unsatisfactory. Personally, I recommend combining medication with physical therapy, as physical therapy can directly deliver drugs to the inflamed area of the prostate, allowing prostate diseases to heal completely and never relapse. Patients with prostate diseases must be careful with their diet and avoid spicy and greasy foods.