Patient's question:
Patient Gender:Patient Age:
Description of Symptoms:
Doctor's answer:
Hello! What is your specific situation? General prostatitis can be treated symptomatically. For cases where conservative treatment is ineffective or accompanied by severe complications, surgical treatment should be considered. The unique location and structure of the prostate determine that purely medicinal treatment is often ineffective. Its outer layer has a lipid membrane that acts as a barrier, making it difficult for general medications to reach the local area and thus fail to produce the intended effect. Combining some physical treatments yields more optimistic results. Currently, our hospital employs advanced Canadian bioelectric feedback therapy, which has shown significant effectiveness.If prostatitis is not treated promptly or properly, it is prone to recurrence, prolonged non-resolution, and may lead to other complications or affect sexual function, even causing infertility. It is recommended that you visit a formal and professional urological hospital for relevant examinations to identify the root cause. Actively cooperate with treatment based on the identified cause. I hope my answer helps you!