Patient's question:
I often have white discharge after urinating and defecating. My wife and I often argue about this, and she insists that I go to the hospital for a check-up. Later, I did go, and the result was prostatitis. What should I do.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is considered to be caused by prostatitis. The etiology of prostatitis is complex and obscure, making diagnosis difficult. Moreover, medication struggles to reach the affected area, which can easily lead to chronic prostatitis and recurrent episodes.Antibiotic treatment should be the primary approach. You can take levofloxacin or azithromycin, combined with physical therapies such as microwave therapy, shortwave therapy, guided fusion therapy, multifunctional therapy, and irrigation. Additionally, reducing mental and work stress, avoiding alcohol or drinking in moderation, eating fewer spicy and irritating foods, reducing greasy foods and unsaturated fatty acids, eliminating triggers, exercising more, and avoiding prolonged sitting or long-term cycling are recommended.