Patient's question:
Today, I made an appointment with my friend to go in and drink medicine together. After school, we went to the restaurant and sat down early to chat. Then we ordered food. He told me he doesn't eat things that are easily allergenic and asked me not to order such dishes. He said he has prostatitis recently. What medicine is good for prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis inflammation determines whether the medication can achieve stable and complete recovery. The main concern is the transformation into chronic prostatitis. The best approach is through oral medication or intravenous treatment, which yields significantly more ideal results. The treatment method involves quinolone-class drugs, such as levofloxacin, combined with third-generation cephalosporin drugs and metronidazole. It is recommended to consult with a local urology hospital for follow-up.