Patient's question:
I have been experiencing frequent urination, urinary pain, and a split stream of urine recently. I suspect I might have prostatitis. What should I pay attention to if I have prostatitis, and how can it be completely cured? What are the treatment options available? How should prostatitis be treated? Which hospitals are good for treating prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
A. The treatment of prostatitis, due to the physiological characteristics of the prostate, often yields unsatisfactory results with purely pharmaceutical medication. A combined approach of pharmaceutical and physical therapy has achieved gratifying clinical diagnostic effects. This involves selecting sensitive medications based on test results and the nature of prostatitis, ensuring adequate dosage, and implementing treatment according to prescribed courses. Additionally, selective physical methods such as microwave, shortwave, guided fusion, multifunctional, and injection are used in coordination.B. It is recommended that if you visit a hospital, it is best to choose a locally accredited Grade III-A private hospital.