Why can't my prostatitis be treated effectively?

Patient's question:

I am 28 years old this year, just divorced and have no children. In August of this year, my semen analysis showed A as 0. I then had a prostatic fluid test, which revealed +++ white blood cells. Subsequently, bacterial culture was conducted, and I received sensitive medication intravenously for 12 days, along with prostatic massage every three days and transurethral targeted injection (3-headed double-bag rubber catheter).

Doctor's answer:

Treatment for prostatitis requires symptomatic therapy. In clinical diagnosis, a combination of Eastern and Western medicine is highly effective. Taking sufficient antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment, such as levofloxacin and norfloxacin, is recommended. At the same time, it is essential to complement this with the herbal medicine Li Shi Ling Kun ointment, which offers a three-in-one effect for nurturing and stabilizing treatment. The approach of internal and external treatment combined with Eastern and Western medicine can surpass the effects of natural recovery.

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