Patient's question:
What should I do if I have prostatitis? I used to have a history of it for 5 years, but it rarely occurs now. However, I still have occasional dull pain in the liver and gallbladder area, feeling uncomfortable and sometimes slightly bloated. Detailed examinations of the liver area are normal, except that my semen is very purulent, almost like small clumps, and I experience frequent urination, urgency, discomfort during urination, and a burning sensation. During ejaculation, I have blood in my semen, which appears pink, red, or contains blood clots.What kind of help do you need: What are the conventional treatment methods for prostatitis?
Doctor's answer:
There are several treatment methods for seminal vesiculitis. Some men, after being diagnosed with the disease, may decide to take antibiotics to treat it, often only achieving short-term effects and missing the best opportunity for a complete cure. If you have seminal vesiculitis, especially chronic seminal vesiculitis, which is often associated with chronic prostatitis, the treatment must be persistent. It is crucial not to lose confidence in completely curing the disease. Additionally, if you have seminal vesiculitis, it is also important to pay attention to daily care. Engage in appropriate physical exercise to improve your physical condition, and ensure adequate rest while maintaining regular bowel movements.