Do I need surgery for prostatitis?

I believe everyone is familiar with prostatitis. It is a common disease in men and is harmful to the human body. It is a bit embarrassing to talk about this kind of disease, so in the early stage, many people do not pay attention to it because they are embarrassed. However, once the disease develops, it will be very troublesome. How to treat prostatitis? Do I need surgery for prostatitis? Let's learn about it together.

Prostatitis does not necessarily require surgery, and surgery is generally not recommended for prostatitis. Surgery can be considered for patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis and prostate stones that cannot be cured or are difficult to control with non-surgical treatment. There are many ways to treat prostatitis, including antibiotics, Chinese medicine, acupuncture, injection, physical therapy, sitz bath, massage, acupoint therapy, and comprehensive therapy. Which specific treatment is suitable for you depends on your condition.

Treatment of prostatitis should avoid the following misunderstandings:

1. A large proportion of patients with chronic prostatitis are aseptic. Some chronic prostatitis is caused by some pathogenic microorganisms. It is naturally difficult to achieve good results by using antibiotics for treatment.

2. The pathological changes of chronic prostatitis are relatively complex. Many factors can aggravate prostate congestion and cause symptoms to recur. However, no matter how many times the symptoms recur, the symptoms after recurrence will always be lighter than before treatment until they disappear. Therefore, chronic prostatitis is not incurable, but it is "incurable" due to improper treatment, failure to persist in treatment, and failure to pay attention to preventive health care after recovery. If you can receive regular and scientific treatment and avoid the influence of some adverse factors, you will definitely be able to completely cure chronic prostatitis.

The above introduced whether prostatitis requires surgery. I believe everyone knows that it depends on the situation. Prostatitis can also be treated with surgery, but that is when drugs cannot control the condition. Non-surgical methods are generally used, such as injections, medication, acupuncture, etc. It is best to follow the doctor's advice on which method is more effective.