Patient's question:
I have had prostatitis for many years, but without urgency or dysuria, there is always lower abdominal and perineal pain. The desire to defecate.Doctor's answer:
There is a high possibility of prostatitis. It is recommended that you first go to the hospital for a prostatic fluid test to determine the treatment plan based on the white blood cell count and the presence of bacteria. Generally, the treatment for prostatitis includes anti-inflammatory drugs, traditional Chinese medicine regulation, and physical therapy. Avoid sitting for long periods, as prolonged sitting can cause passive congestion in the prostate. Regular exercise is recommended to enhance your immune system. Additionally, you can take a hot bath while seated before bed to promote blood circulation in the prostate.