How is it better to treat chronic prostatitis?

Patient's question:

Routine semen analysis
Color: Light yellow Appearance: Thin Volume: 3.0 ml
Motility: Good Progressive motility rate: 75% pH value: 7.4
Note: Not completely liquefied within 2 hours
The doctor mentioned some signs of inflammation and prescribed medication. Is this test result a major issue? Can I get pregnant now? How long should I wait to conceive after stopping the medication? Thank you~~

Doctor's answer:

Hello, prostatitis is a complex pathological change involving inflammation, immunity, and neuroendocrine factors of the prostate caused by multiple complex causes and triggers. Prostate problems are generally common with urinary discomfort, local symptoms, and radiating pain. If these symptoms appear, it is important to check whether it is prostatitis. Prostatitis should not be delayed in treatment, otherwise it will increase the difficulty of treatment.
In daily life, it is necessary to overcome unhealthy sexual habits, avoid frequent masturbation, drink more boiled water to increase urination volume, actively participate in physical exercise to enhance physical fitness. For more serious problems, it is recommended to consult and seek treatment at a formal urological specialty hospital.