Patient's question:
I visited a hospital and was told that I need surgery for excessive foreskin, two small cysts at the urethral opening also require surgery; it was also mentioned that I have prostatitis and need targeted injections, as well as Zhixuan peptide treatment. The procedures are numerous, and the treatment costs are high. I would like to know about the methods your hospital uses to treat these conditions and the cost issues.Doctor's answer:
Use sensitive antibiotics for treatment. The pathogens of chronic prostatitis are often Gram-negative bacteria. Antibiotics that can penetrate the prostate capsule mainly include sulfonamides and macrolides. Clinically, antibiotics such as clarithromycin, azithromycin, roxithromycin, ofloxacin, and norfloxacin are commonly used. Since general antibiotics are difficult to pass through the prostate capsule, some people adopt direct injection therapy into the prostate for treating prostatitis, which also has a very good therapeutic effect.