Patient's question:
In the past month, urination has been painful, with redness and swelling at the urethral orifice, white discharge, redness and swelling of the prostate, accompanied by pain that cannot be touched, symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, decreased libido, and aching pain in the waist and abdomen, recurring without improvement. What kind of help is desired: How to treat prostatitis pain?Doctor's answer:
There is a discharge from the urethral meatus, which may suggest prostatitis. It is also possible to have a urinary tract infection, so it is recommended that you undergo further examinations such as ultrasound and digital rectal examination to identify the cause. Once the cause is confirmed, symptomatic treatment can be administered.The treatment of prostatitis is challenging due to the anatomical characteristics of the prostate. medication alone often yields suboptimal results. Therefore, a combined approach of medication and physical therapy is adopted, which has achieved satisfactory clinical outcomes.
This involves selecting sensitive medications based on test results and the nature of prostatitis, administering them in adequate doses and following a prescribed course of treatment. Additionally, physical therapy methods such as microwave, shortwave, guided fusion, multifunctional therapy, and injection are selectively combined to enhance the therapeutic effect.