Can aseptic chronic prostatitis be cured?

Patients with chronic prostatitis will experience urinary urgency at the beginning, and will feel a lot of foam in their urine when urinating. They will not urinate completely every time, or they will feel extreme pain in their waist, which sometimes affects their normal walking. Let us now find out whether aseptic chronic prostatitis can be cured?

However, aseptic prostatitis usually occurs in the early stage of prostatitis. The onset is neither acute nor chronic. It is caused by various reasons (excluding infectious prostatitis). The initial symptoms are not very obvious. As the inflammation develops, it will become more and more serious. However, it is aseptic prostatitis at this time, which should be easy to treat. However, antibiotics must not be used for treatment. The consequence of using antibiotics for treatment is to induce new prostate infection, that is, it will turn into chronic prostatitis, which will be very difficult to treat in the future. This is also something that many patients with chronic prostatitis do not know, and it is also a problem that even more doctors do not understand.

The treatment of aseptic prostatitis is difficult, and comprehensive treatment can be used. Patients should first eliminate unnecessary mental concerns and strengthen their confidence in overcoming the disease. Most patients with prostatic discharge have symptoms of neurasthenia and are mentally tense. It is very important to help these patients understand that the white discharge from the urethra is prostatic fluid discharged, not semen leakage, in order to correct their neurasthenia.

Patients should establish a healthy and regular life order, prevent excessive sexual desire, excessive sexual life and abnormal sexual behavior. Actively participate in sports and exercise, abstain from smoking and drinking, and avoid spicy food. Antibiotics are ineffective in treating aseptic prostatitis. However, if mycoplasma and chlamydia infections cannot be ruled out, tetracycline, erythromycin or ofloxacin can sometimes achieve unexpected therapeutic effects. While using antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment, it is recommended to use Chinese medicine for conditioning treatment, which is the key to curing prostatitis.

Prostate massage is an important means of treating aseptic prostatitis, especially for unmarried or married patients living apart. Regular prostate massage to dredge the stagnant prostatic fluid is very beneficial to eliminate local inflammation and relieve symptoms. It can be done once a week for 4-8 weeks. In addition, oral anti-convulsants such as propranolol 15 mg 3 times a day can also be taken. Those with obvious pain can be treated with short-term treatment with phenylbutazone or hormones, but the medication must be used under the guidance of a doctor. Traditional Chinese medicine, physical therapy and other methods can also be used. As long as you have confidence and persist in treatment, most patients can significantly reduce or recover.

In the article, we have learned that can aseptic chronic prostatitis be cured? Although the treatment is difficult, as long as a reasonable comprehensive treatment method is adopted, it is still possible to cure it. Therefore, patients should first eliminate some psychological concerns and strengthen their confidence.