How should chronic prostatitis be treated?

Chronic prostatitis is a disease that is prone to relapse. Such repeated attacks make men very painful, and this disease is protracted and difficult to cure. The commonly used drugs can only provide temporary relief, so it is not very easy to cure. It is recommended that you use a treatment method that suits you according to your physical condition and condition during treatment, so that you can recover faster. So, how should chronic prostatitis be treated? This is a question that many people are concerned about. Let me introduce it to you below.

Prostatitis is not a single disease, but a combination of diseases, generally with abnormal urination, pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, and leukocytosis (or normal) in the prostatic fluid. Depending on the cause of each patient, whether the patient has bacterial infection, the severity of the disease and psychological factors, as well as the sensitivity to drugs and responsiveness to treatment are also different. Therefore, not all patients with chronic prostatitis can be cured with one method.

The following methods can provide different treatments according to the different degrees of pathology of the patient. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive and systematic examination in order to treat the symptoms.

1. Injection therapy: It is only effective for some patients with stubborn prostatitis, but it requires high technical skills, is difficult to operate, and general hospitals do not have the conditions for treatment. It is painful for patients and can easily cause certain damage to the prostate. It has no effect on inflammation of the seminal vesicles, vas deferens, epididymis and other parts.

2. Massage therapy: This is an initial auxiliary treatment for patients with prostatitis and is also a relatively effective treatment method. It is very helpful in preventing prostate duct obstruction. Since it cannot remove the diseased body, it will not have much effect on patients who have already formed obvious pus embolism and calcification.

3. Antibiotic therapy: A common drug treatment method, it is more effective for bacterial prostatitis, but for patients who have already had blockage and calcification, antibiotic therapy is not very effective. This type of prostatitis treatment is more common.

4. Physical therapy: Physical therapy is a new treatment method that is popular today. It mainly uses the thermal effect generated by physical means to increase blood circulation in prostate tissue, accelerate metabolism, and help reduce inflammation, eliminate tissue edema, and relieve pelvic floor muscle spasms. This is also a treatment for prostatitis.

The above content introduces how to treat chronic prostatitis. This requires everyone's attention. Choosing a good treatment can cure it faster, and cooperating with some auxiliary treatments is also beneficial to the disease, such as prostate massage, physical therapy, hot water sitz bath, etc. are all good methods. It is recommended that you can adopt some of them, which can relieve symptoms and make your life better.