Patient's question:
A guy himself might not pay much attention to personal hygiene. A few days ago, he found he had chronic aseptic prostatitis and was very suffering. He took a lot of medicine, but it didn't get better. The doctor said that if he wanted to treat this disease, it would take a long time.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of aseptic prostatitis is often challenging, and it is important to avoid frequent sexual activity and abnormal sexual behavior. Massage therapy is highly effective, especially for married or unmarried patients who are geographically separated. Regular massage can help clear up accumulated prostatic fluid, and the harm it causes is not insignificant. In clinical diagnosis, symptoms similar to chronic prostatitis are generally observed, but cases where no bacteria are found in smears, cultures, and urine tests are diagnosed as aseptic prostatitis. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness as long as they recognize the symptoms early and receive appropriate treatment. The chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.