Patient's question:
I have a 5-6 year history of this condition and have seen many doctors, but it always recurs. Later, I stopped seeing doctors, but recently, I had urethral discharge and developed two red spots on my glans. I took some anti-inflammatory medication, and the discharge stopped, as did one of the red spots. Later, due to a job transfer, I moved to Suzhou, but I forgot what medication I had taken before and bought some quinolone-class anti-inflammatory medication instead. However, it didn't improve. Recently, I developed athlete's foot, so I bought a bottle of "Spray Wang" (a topical antifungal spray). I thought it was all about (killing bacteria), so I sprayed it on my glans. As a result, I made things worse. My glans now has several red spots, and they are different from the previous ones. The earlier red spots were just red without peeling or wrinkling, but the new red spots are wrinkled and peeling, though they don't itch.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis, a common and frequently occurring disease in men, is challenging to treat due to several reasons. Currently, the exact causes of its onset are not fully understood. Additionally, its unique anatomical structure and the fact that it often occurs in individuals with frequent sexual activity make treatment more difficult. In daily life, it is common to see patients with prostatitis undergo multiple treatments without achieving a complete cure. In fact, with the continuous advancement of medicine, many methods have shown significant therapeutic effects in treating prostatitis. As long as patients maintain confidence in overcoming the disease and work closely with their doctors, they can be cured of prostatitis and begin a new life. Oral ciprofloxacin, metronidazole, and Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan are used for treatment.