How is prostatitis best treated?

Patient's question:

I did a thorough examination a few days ago, and it was said that I have prostatitis, which has been going on for 4 years. I had these symptoms before but didn't know about them. I have undergone several tests, and the ultrasound confirmed the following: normal kidney shape and size, smooth capsule, and uniform echoes in the cortex. No combination was observed in the renal sinus system, and no space-occupying changes or signs of stones were found inside the kidneys. The bladder is well-filled, with smooth walls and no abnormal echoes in the cavity.

Doctor's answer:

Bacterial prostatitis, normal test results show more than 3+ lecithin corpuscles, white blood cells below 10, and no other abnormalities. Your condition is a bit serious; it is recommended to actively treat it. The best approach for treating prostatitis is a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. First, use antibiotics for 7-14 days, then use traditional Chinese medicine for stabilization. Treating prostatitis requires a systematic and course-based approach to achieve complete self-healing. During treatment, drink plenty of water, avoid prolonged sitting or riding, and do not consume foods.

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