Patient's question:
10 years on and off. Recently checked by a doctor, it was diagnosed as prostatitis. Mycoplasma and chlamydia tests were normal, white blood cells ++. Ultrasound findings: The size of the prostate is normal. 5X2.5X3.0 cm in length, outline irregular. Shape slightly full in front and back and left and right, capsule not smooth, prostate echo is uneven.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of prostatitis are various. Bacterial prostatitis is primarily treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory measures, followed by symptomatic treatment tailored to different conditions. Non-bacterial prostatitis is mainly treated with physical therapy and rehabilitation, with corresponding therapies adjusted based on the patient's specific situation. Recalcitrant prostatitis is a chronic form of prostatitis that is difficult to treat and prone to recurrence, requiring special treatment for effective management.