Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing frequent urination and urgency. The test report indicates white blood cells: 3+. It says it's prostatitis, and it's mild. What kind of medicine should I take for mild prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is mainly caused by the direct spread of urinary tract infections, hematogenous dissemination of infection foci from other parts of the body, and prostatic calculi. Additionally, various factors that cause prostatic congestion, such as excessive alcohol consumption, sexual stimulation, prolonged sitting, tight clothing, long-term, and perineal trauma, are also triggers for prostatitis and should be avoided. Prostatitis is difficult to treat. It is recommended to use ofloxacin and for treatment, while also employing sitz baths for better therapeutic effects.