Patient's question:
Is physical therapy for prostatitis effective, and is it very expensive?Doctor's answer:
Before treatment, it must be clarified whether prostatitis is bacterial or non-bacterial. Non-bacterial prostatitis does not require the use of antibiotics, while bacterial prostatitis must be treated in conjunction with antibiotics. The most popular treatment method currently is the combination of medication and physical therapy, which is fast-acting and less painful. The significance of physical therapy lies in promoting the entry of medication into the affected area to maximize its efficacy, while the physical energy itself also has the effects of improving blood circulation and anti-inflammatory properties. As for physical therapy on the market, you should pay attention to the Lide treatment device. First, it is a pure physical therapy, with a national medical device approval number. Second, it is a physical therapy with 20 years of market presence, with proven efficacy. Third, it can be used at home, is simple and convenient, and protects your privacy. Fourth, it has a moderate price and avoids repeated investments!