Patient's question:
I am 43 years old this year. I pay close attention to medicinal diet and health preservation in daily life. I often go to the gym. I dislike ice skating and yoga. I think these activities are the healthiest, so I rarely suffer from prevalent diseases.Doctor's answer:
Surgical treatment: If acute prostatitis has developed into a prostatic abscess, drainage surgery should be performed via the rectum or perineum. If the abscess is confined to the prostate, prostatic aspiration and drainage can be performed using an urethral scope, followed by the instillation of broad-spectrum antibiotics.Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment for prostatitis, especially chronic prostatitis, is based on the fact that it is a chronic condition. This allows traditional Chinese medicine to demonstrate significant efficacy in its treatment, with promising prospects. Simply put, it is believed that toxins such as cold accumulation, heat accumulation, qi stagnation, and blood stasis exist in the body. These toxins, when accumulated in the body for a long time, disrupt normal physiological functions. Therefore, the key to treating this condition lies in detoxification—removing the cold accumulation, qi stagnation, heat accumulation, and blood stasis from the body.