Patient's question:
Currently, in general: The prostate abscess is a bit painful, and the testicles also feel a bit painful, but sometimes it's not noticeable. There are no other reactions.Doctor's answer:
Methods of Western medicine treatment for prostatic abscess include:1. Medication therapy
(1) General supportive and symptomatic treatment, including bed rest, semi-recumbent position to facilitate localized inflammation, adequate nutrition and fluid intake, physical cooling for high fever, correction of electrolyte disorders and acid-base balance, and sedatives and analgesics for severe pain.
(2) Antibiotics are selected based on bacterial culture of urine and pus. When conditions are not available, penicillin should be the first choice. For severe conditions, intravenous drip of broad-spectrum antibiotics can be administered. The use of antibiotics must be in sufficient dosage to control the condition in the short term.
① Ampicillin: 4–6 grams/day, intravenous drip.
② Cefuroxime: 2–4 grams/day, intravenous drip.
③ Metronidazole: 0.4 grams/each dose, three times daily orally, or 250 milliliters, twice daily intravenous drip.
④ Clindamycin: 600 milligrams/each dose, two to three times daily, intravenous drip, suitable for prostatic abscess caused by anaerobic bacteria.
It is essential to seek treatment at formal hospitals. The hospitals I know include:
Changsha No. 1 Hospital
Changsha Central Hospital
Changsha County No. 3 Hospital