Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I have chronic prostatitis, and after several months of treatment, I haven't seen any improvement. The main symptom is a dull ache in the left and right abdomen. I want to ask the doctor if this could be kidney pain? Because before marriage, I had frequent masturbation, and after marriage, I had a lot of sexual activity. At that time, I didn't feel any pain in the left and right abdomen. Now I want to ask if it could be possible that my kidneys are not healthy. If they are not, can an ultrasound detect it? Thank you!Duration of the current illness: One year
Additional question: The pain in my left and right lower abdomen doesn't seem to be related to liver or gallbladder issues. My intestines should also be fine (I've had an endoscopy). Is it possible that it could be kidney pain?
Doctor's answer:
The diagnosis of prostatitis is correct. It is essential to face the disease seriously and actively and correctly treat it to achieve early recovery. Conventional medications for prostatitis can only temporarily relieve symptoms and cannot cure it. The recurrence of chronic conditions and the difficulty in treating prostatitis persistently are primarily due to a series of internal and external factors, including blocked drug absorption channels, metabolic channel blockages, and nutritional channel blockages.Traditional Chinese medicine is profound and extensive. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese herbs such as Angelica Sinensis (Dang Gui), Lotus Fruit (Lian Xu), Alisma (Da Yun), Eucommia Ulmoides (Ling Pi), Tribulus Terrestris (Sha Yuan Zi), Cuscuta (Tu Si Zi), Eucommia Ulmoides (Du Zhong), Polygonum Multiflorum (Ba Jie Tian), Mulberry (Sang Shen), Rosary Pea (Jin Ying Zi), Hedgehog Shell (Ci Wei Pi), Sea Cucumber Powder (Hai Nuan Fen), Poria (Yun Ling), Goji Berry (Gou Qi), Achyranthes (Niu Xī), Yang Gu Powder, and Fish Bladder (Bai Yu Biao) to treat prostatitis; these traditional herbs can effectively cure prostatitis as well as impotence and premature ejaculation. These traditional Chinese herbs are powerful and directly target the affected area. First, they open the capsule channels and unblock the glandular ducts, allowing inflammatory substances to be smoothly expelled from the body, creating external conditions for the recovery of the prostate. Ultimately, the prostate returns to health, all healthy channels are fully restored, urination becomes smooth, energy is abundant, and sexual function is completely restored, eliminating all discomfort caused by prostatitis.
Additionally, patients with prostatitis should pay attention to quitting smoking and avoiding alcohol in daily life, maintaining a regular lifestyle, and strengthening exercise, which are beneficial for the recovery of the disease.