Patient's question:
After the symptoms recurred, I changed hospitals and took medications such as azithromycin, levofloxacin hydrochloride, and doxycycline, but the treatment was not effective. Mychlamydia and mycoplasma cultures were both negative. During this period, the symptoms fluctuated, and the urine test was often normal, but there was still itching during urination, so the doctor had no effective treatment. Later, during a follow-up visit, the urine test showed inflammation, and the doctor arranged for intravenous drip for 5 days, using ceftriaxone and gatifloxacin for injection. After the drip, the condition was similar to the first treatment. The symptoms improved, but occasional itching persisted, so the doctor prescribed azithromycin and doxycycline hydrochloride. After one week, the condition returned to normal. One month later, which is now, the symptoms recurred with urethral itching, and urination also increased, with a feeling of dysuria, which I believe is an attack of prostatitis. After two rounds of intravenous drip treatment, the symptoms recurred one month later. Moreover, after the drip, the condition improved, but there was still urethral itching, which was later resolved with medication. Each recurrence was accompanied by prostatitis, with severe urinary frequency, and a feeling of discomfort on both sides of the waist.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is possible that it is caused by a urinary tract infection.Suggestions:
You can take levofloxacin. Additionally, you should drink more plain water daily. Urinating can help flush out the urethra.