Which hospital in Guangzhou's Yuexiu District is effective for treating prostatitis symptoms?

Patient's question:

Prostatitis, white blood cells 3+ have taken a variety of antibiotics but still not down, frequent urination

Doctor's answer:

1. Over 96% of chronic prostatitis cases are non-bacterial, associated with prostatic congestion and pelvic floor muscle spasms. Antibiotics are generally not recommended for treatment.
2. The routine examination of prostatic fluid lacks objectivity and is only used as a reference during initial diagnosis. It is no longer used for diagnosis or evaluating treatment efficacy. The primary basis for diagnosis is clinical presentation, symptoms, and improvements in quality of life. The principle of treating prostatitis is primarily to alleviate symptoms and improve quality of life. Focusing excessively on prostatic fluid test results is highly incorrect and misleading.
3. Prostatitis does not have a severity classification, as it is merely a condition that affects quality of life and does not cause substantial harm to your health.
4. It is recommended to adjust your mindset, change your lifestyle, avoid prolonged sitting, drink more water, and abstain from alcohol.
5. Treatment must adhere to the principle of "regular hospitals and regular treatment."
6. It is advisable to consult a traditional Chinese medicine department at a large public general hospital when necessary, and consider using traditional Chinese medicine for regulation for a period to observe the effects.