What is the best way to treat chronic prostatitis?

We know that chronic prostatitis is a common disease among men. Most of the time, it is caused by the delay in the treatment of acute prostatitis. So how can chronic prostatitis be treated effectively?

1. Ultrasound therapy:

Medical ultrasound can improve local healing fluid and lymphatic circulation, enhance local metabolism, change tissue acidity and alkalinity, and change pH toward alkalinity, thus alleviating local acidosis.

2. Shortwave therapy:

The sterilization effect of shortwave is very direct, and shortwave enhances the indirect effect of the body's immune defense mechanism;

3. Ultrashort wave therapy:

Its mechanism of action and indications are the same as those of shortwave therapy, but its ability to penetrate tissues and kill microorganisms is stronger than that of shortwave therapy.

4. Microwave therapy:

It is a new high-frequency electrotherapy method that can reach deeper into tissues more easily, does not overheat subcutaneous tissues, and produces even heat.

5. Cavity intervention therapy:

It adopts internationally advanced high-end cavity intervention technology and a professional safety assurance system to ensure that the treatment is carried out on a safe track. It can also activate and regulate the neurological central function, restore the peripheral nerves compressed by prostate enlargement to normal, and can greatly alleviate the related symptoms of prostatitis. It can also effectively relieve the male dysfunction caused by prostate disease and fully restore male function.

6. Sitz bath therapy:

Pour water at a temperature of about 40 degrees Celsius (not hot to put your hand in) into a basin. Take a sitz bath for 10 to 30 minutes each time. When the water temperature drops, add an appropriate amount of hot water. Do this 1 to 2 times a day. A course of treatment is 10 days.

7. Self-massage therapy:

The patient squats or lies in a lateral flexed position, cleans the anus and lower rectum after defecation, and presses the prostate with his or her middle or index finger. Massage for 3 to 5 minutes each time until the prostate fluid is discharged from the urethra. If the prostate is found to be painful and the cystic sensation is enhanced during self-massage, the patient should go to a professional andrology hospital for treatment in time;

8. Physical therapy:

The sixth generation K-01 prostate rehabilitation device uses non-thermal high-frequency waves with high penetration and periodic magnetic pulses to alternately penetrate the prostate and the lipid capsule of the outer layer of the prostate, so that the high-frequency energy can reach the deep tissue, effectively improve the metabolism of cell tissues, improve the microcirculation system, and enhance the activity of local blood and lymphatic tissues and phagocytes and other immune systems, thereby achieving the effects of improving the body's immunity, repairing diseased tissues, improving microcirculation, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and eliminating prostate hyperplasia tissues. It has a more significant therapeutic effect on acute and chronic prostatitis, prostate hyperplasia (hypertrophy), urination obstruction, urethritis, sexual dysfunction and other diseases.