Patient's question:
I am currently diagnosed with aseptic prostatitis, which should be acute. Additionally, my job requires long periods of sitting, and I may also need to consume alcohol. I am only 25 years old and unmarried. Will this condition frequently recur? Is it common among a large number of men? What adverse effects will it have on me? Can it be cured again after recurrence?Follow-up question: Will this condition recur multiple times? Why can't medication reach the affected area directly? Why can't targeted injections be used to address the issue directly?
Doctor's answer:
1. Drink more water2. Do not hold back urine
3. Moderate sexual activity
4. Relax more
5. Take warm baths. Warm baths can relieve muscle and prostate tension, alleviate discomfort symptoms, and regular warm baths are undoubtedly very beneficial for prostate patients. If you take 1-2 warm sitz baths in the perineum daily, you can also achieve good results.
6. Maintain cleanliness
7. Prevent colds
9. Regulate your lifestyle. Try to avoid alcohol and eat less spicy foods like chili peppers and ginger to prevent repeated congestion of the prostate and bladder neck.