Is chronic prostatitis easy to treat?

Prostatitis is a disease that is quite harmful. Chronic prostatitis lasts for a long time, which affects the patient's body and mind, and also affects their life and work. In addition, many patients have problems with their spouses because of this disease. This disease can cause problems with men's sexual function, thus affecting their spouses' lives, which can lead to problems with their spouses' relationships. The disease needs to be treated immediately. So, is chronic prostatitis easy to treat?

Chronic prostatitis is caused by many factors, including infection by pathogenic microorganisms, prostatic congestion, immune factors, psychological factors, etc. It is characterized by complex symptoms, prolonged course, multiple complications, and easy recurrence.

Prostate congestion Congestion caused by various reasons, especially passive congestion, is an important pathogenic factor of prostatitis. Patients often develop the disease not due to bacterial infection or microbial invasion, but will form an inflammatory reaction and induce prostatitis. Excessive sexual restraint can also

It produces a long-lasting automatic excitement, which causes passive congestion and direct pressure on the perineum.

There are three main methods for treating chronic prostatitis:

(I) General treatment: Rest in bed for 3-4 days, drink plenty of water, avoid drinking alcohol and eating irritating foods. Hot water baths are possible, and bowel movements should be smooth. Sexual intercourse is prohibited.

(ii) Injection therapy: It is also one of the treatment methods for acute prostatitis. Since systemic antibiotics are difficult to reach effective concentrations in the prostate and affect the efficacy, a treatment method of injecting antibiotics directly into the prostate has emerged. When choosing this treatment method, one must

Be cautious and consider this method only when other methods are ineffective. The puncture should not be too frequent, 1 to 2 times a week, and the course of treatment should not be too long, which should be controlled at about 1 to 2 months. If dysuria or urine retention occurs, a temporary suprapubic cystostomy should be performed to drain urine, or a thin and soft silicone catheter should be used for indwelling catheterization.

(III) Antibiotic treatment: Antibiotic treatment is a common method for the treatment of acute prostatitis.

1. When the patient has obvious systemic symptoms, high body temperature, and significantly increased white blood cells in the blood, the drug should be given intravenously. After one week of use, oral medication should be used until one month.

2. Use broad-spectrum intravenous antibiotics that can diffuse into the prostate and are fast and effective to quickly control symptoms and prevent them from turning into chronic prostatitis. After the results of bacterial culture come out, use sensitive antibiotics.

The above content introduces the question of whether chronic prostatitis is easy to treat. It can be seen that this disease can be cured. Of course, the process is not very simple and requires a period of treatment. In addition, if you have the disease, you must actively treat it and not delay it. Delaying the disease will make it more difficult to cure. It is recommended that you choose the appropriate method of treatment according to your own situation, so that the effect will be faster.