Patient's question:
I have had prostatitis for over a month. Medication and catheter irrigation haven't been effective. I want to do a drug sensitivity test. Can I do it right after taking medication? What antibiotics are used to treat prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Due to the presence of the prostatic capsule, the ducts of the gland are not easily accessible, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate and be metabolized, leading to chronic, untreatable conditions. Additionally, as men age, high blood lipids may reappear, causing lipid accumulation in the capillaries of the prostate. This disrupts the normal blood flow of the prostate, making it even harder for drugs to reach the affected area. The prostate cannot receive adequate nutrition, and its immune function is severely compromised due to these factors. For all these reasons, Western medicine and Western drugs are ineffective in treating prostate diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine, with its unique insights and traditional herbal treatments, offers very effective solutions.