Patient's question:
Recently, my uncle has been feeling unwell and went to the hospital for a full-body check-up. The doctor said my uncle has chronic aseptic prostatitis, so I wanted to ask the doctor how chronic aseptic prostatitis should be treated?Doctor's answer:
Aseptic prostatitis is caused by inflammation of the prostate but is not associated with bacterial infection. It is related to repeated congestion of the prostate. It is generally recommended to control the frequency of sexual activity to increase prostate congestion, avoid prolonged sitting, and stabilize local blood supply. This medication can be taken orally with traditional Chinese medicine. During medication, it is important to avoid spicy and stimulating diets and not to overwork. In fact, most people can be cured, and there is absolutely no need to overworry. Maintaining a positive mindset is very important. With mutual cooperation, many blood-activating and blood-stagnation-relieving drugs, as well as the regulation of the prostate's interference with urination, can alleviate symptoms. It is recommended to engage in physical exercise, such as running 3-5 kilometers daily, and warm sitz baths twice a day, primarily based on conditioning.