Patient's question:
I have had symptoms of frequent urination and urgency for a long time. My friend said it might be prostatitis. How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
The effect of medication alone for prostatitis is not ideal, which is determined by the physiological structure of the prostate. The prostate has a thick lipid membrane, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate to the affected area. We advocate targeted treatment. Depending on different causes and bacteria, different treatment methods should be chosen. There are many treatment methods available, such as drug-infused catheter directly administered into the prostate gland, prostatic CRS light-guided therapy, the pioneer "spiral thermomagnetic ablation" for non-surgical interventional treatment, and the gold-standard "ion titanium prostatic treatment" technology, among others. The results are very significant. The goal of treatment is to eliminate the drug barrier restriction of the membrane, enhance the permeability of inflamed tissues, make it easier for drugs to diffuse, and improve the absorption and metabolism of tissues, thereby achieving the purpose of treating inflammation and alleviating symptoms.