Patient's question:
I feel stable but not much better. After taking Sparfloxacin dispersible tablets for a week, I've improved by more than half, and the urethral opening is no longer red. Currently, I still have some perineal discomfort and urethral discomfort. Previously, tests for bacteria, fungi, mycoplasma, and chlamydia in the prostate were all normal. What should I do now? Should I focus on taking Western medicine or what? I've had three tests, and none showed bacteria. It seems that Western medicine is the only effective treatment, but nothing was found in the cultures. These tests were done in a third-tier hospital. My semen routine showed 8-11 white blood cells, and my prostatic fluid routine showed 5-8 white blood cells, with everything else normal. The prostate is full with uneven echoes. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
According to your condition, it is also chronic prostatitis. You can take oral sparfloxacin and tinidazole for treatment. At the same time, take oral. Do not drink beer, avoid spicy foods, and avoid getting cold. You must drink more water, and do perineal cold compresses every day. For severe prostatitis patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for early treatment. Do not switch to new medications randomly, otherwise the effect may be counterproductive.