Patient's question:
After a hospital examination, it was diagnosed as prostatitis. Currently, the symptoms have improved, but they haven't fully healed. The symptoms are severe at night and slightly better in the morning. Sitting for long periods is uncomfortable, and there is still mild pain around the lower abdomen.How should it be treated? Are there any good medications for treating prostatitis?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, physical therapy is currently a popular method. Through physical therapy, the local area of the prostate is warmed to promote blood circulation and facilitate the absorption of inflammation, thereby achieving the goal of treatment. Medication remains the mainstream treatment for prostatitis, including anti-inflammatory drugs and immune-boosting drugs. There are many effective drugs, but they are suitable for different populations and should be selected under the guidance of a doctor. Patients should pay attention to their diet. All medicines have side effects, and long-term medication is not recommended.