Urinary tract infection, treated for 2 months, no effect, now urinary tract and prostate

Patient's question:

Medical History: 2 months ago (October 17, 2012), there was an unprotected sexual contact. The next day, urethral itching was noticed, and a specialist hospital examination revealed a weak positive result for Mycoplasma. Intravenous antibiotics were administered for 7 days (Levofloxacin + [unknown medication]). It improved at the time, but after a week, mild redness and swelling were observed at the urethral opening, and it was observed for a week.
Subsequently, a urine test at the county hospital showed increased white blood cells, and the doctor prescribed broad-spectrum antibiotics and urinary tract infection tablets for 6 days. No improvement was seen.
Later, at the county dermatology and venereology hospital, intravenous antibiotics were administered for 2 days (Ceftriaxone + Azithromycin), causing stomach discomfort and body aches. The medication was stopped.
Then, the patient went to Shangrao Municipal People's Hospital (a public Grade 3-A hospital) for high-magnification microscopy, with results to be seen in the test.

Doctor's answer:

Considering the possibility of urinary tract infection, there may also be reasons related to internal heat. You can use some traditional Chinese medicine such as Sanjin tablets to clear heat and detoxify. Eat more green vegetables, such as carrots and green leafy vegetables. Eat more fruits rich in water content: oranges, watermelons, loquats, etc. Pay attention to hygiene, which is very important. If necessary, use anti-infection medications such as ofloxacin and azithromycin enteric-coated tablets for treatment.

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