Patient's question:
Doctor:Hello, in September this year, I started experiencing frequent urination and urgency. In October, I went to the hospital for a prostate fluid test, and the result showed over 100 white blood cells. The doctor then prescribed me Befurol, Colchicine, and Prostateamine suppositories. After a month of follow-up, the white blood cells dropped to around 20. At the doctor's suggestion, I took another month of Prostateamine suppositories. However, upon examination at the hospital, I found that for some unknown reason, the white blood cells have now risen back to over 100, and my symptoms of frequent urination and urgency have also become severe. I feel the urge to urinate at any moment, needing to go to the bathroom every hour. Currently, the doctor is only prescribing Levofloxacin.
Doctor's answer:
Suggestion: For the treatment of prostatitis, it is recommended to choose sensitive medications, use them in adequate dosage, and follow a prescribed course of treatment. Additionally, selective combination with physical methods such as microwave therapy, shortwave therapy, guided fusion, multifunctional therapy, and infusion can be considered. In daily life, avoid spicy and irritating foods, quit smoking and alcohol, prevent overexertion, exercise moderately, pay attention to keeping warm, and especially practice abstinence from sexual activity.