Patient's question:
What should be done if you have prostatitis? If the foreskin is long, there is a strong odor in the urine, and there is pain in the glans when pressed, there is no pleasure during ejaculation, in addition to symptoms such as urgency, urination, and dysuria. How long does this treatment take? What should be done if you have prostatitis? What kind of help do you need: Do not take male prostatitis lightly.Doctor's answer:
This is a bacterial prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis caused by Gram-negative bacteria and molds. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination, including bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests, and take corresponding measures based on the specific results. The goal is to identify the type of bacterial infection in the prostate and determine which antibiotic is sensitive to that bacteria. Then, appropriate measures should be taken based on the specific examination results. This approach will avoid blind medication, achieve targeted treatment, and significantly improve the clinical diagnostic and cure rate.