How to treat acute prostatitis better

The prostate is a very important part of the male body. Prostatitis is a very common male disease, which has a great impact on male health. Prostatitis can be divided into acute and chronic symptoms according to the condition. Acute prostatitis is very painful for men, which is not only harmful to their sex life but also to their partners. Acute diseases are relatively easier to treat than chronic diseases. So how to treat acute prostatitis better?

How to treat acute prostatitis

1. Symptomatic treatment

Symptomatic treatment is a common method for acute prostatitis. The etiology of this disease is complex, and targeted treatment is more effective. If high fever occurs, antipyretics should be given according to the symptoms, such as indomethacin suppositories, aspirin, etc. If bladder irritation symptoms are obvious, you can choose: probenxin 15-30mg, oral, 3 times a day; prazosin 2mg, oral, 2 times a day. 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.

2. Antibiotic treatment

Antibiotic treatment is also an important method for treating acute prostatitis. 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 can be used until one month. When the patient's systemic symptoms are not severe, the body temperature and blood count are normal, the drug can be given orally. The general course of treatment is one month. Anti-infective drugs that can diffuse into the prostate and are fast and effective should be selected to quickly control symptoms to prevent the disease from turning into chronic prostatitis.

3. Comprehensive treatment

The effect of comprehensive treatment is very good. Experts point out that the special position and structure of the prostate determine that simple drug treatment is not effective. Its outer layer has a lipid capsule, which is a barrier for drugs. It is difficult for general drugs to reach the local area and have no drug effect and therapeutic effect. Moreover, they can only reach the lesion site after passing through layers of barriers, but the drug efficacy is almost gone, so the effect is extremely slow and inefficient. Moreover, the clinical application of these methods can only improve the therapeutic effect. Therefore, in clinical practice, experts recommend taking comprehensive treatment measures and taking sufficient antibiotics orally for anti-inflammatory and bactericidal treatment.

How to treat acute prostatitis better? After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a very good understanding. I also hope that our introduction can help everyone. Although acute prostatitis is only a minor illness, it still has a great impact on everyone, so male patients must pay attention to it. If it is not treated in time, it may turn into chronic prostatitis, and the treatment will become very troublesome.