Patient's question:
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Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: What are the methods the hospital uses to treat prostatitis? Are there any non-surgical options? Which ones are faster, more effective, and cause less pain? Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis primarily manifests with symptoms such as frequent urination, urinary urgency, dysuria, perineal pain, discomfort in the lower abdomen, perineum, and testicular region. There is often a white discharge from the urethra, accompanied by lower back pain, weakness in the knees, impotence, premature ejaculation, and even hematuria or hematospermia. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it falls under the categories of "hot-dampness stranguria," "labor-induced stranguria," and "cloudy semen." It is classified into conditions such as "heat-dampness obstruction," "yin deficiency with fire effulgence," "insufficient kidney yang," and "blood and Qi stagnation."However, TCM emphasizes syndrome differentiation and treatment. You should consult a local traditional Chinese medicine hospital, combining clinical observations with the four diagnostic methods to prescribe the correct treatment for effective recovery. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Self-treatment plan:
1. Massage along both sides of the urethra for 15-20 minutes daily, with intensity adjusted to your comfort level.
2. Perform anal contraction exercises while standing, 50-100 times each morning and evening, until the anus feels warm and slightly taut.
3. In summer, apply cold compresses with a damp towel to the testicles, 2-3 times per night, until the testicles contract fully.
4. Completely relax your mental stress.
5. Engage in morning exercises daily, such as jogging for 10-15 minutes, until you break a light sweat.
6. Massage the lower back with both hands daily to stimulate kidney blood circulation, ideally 100-1500 times.