Differences between bacterial prostatitis and nonbacterial prostatitis

Many diseases in life are caused by bacteria, such as bacterial prostatitis and non-bacterial prostatitis. The inflammation of these two diseases is very different. Usually, timely treatment can be taken. Bacterial prostatitis can be contagious and can also be transmitted bacterially. Non-bacterial vaginitis is a simple vaginitis. Let us understand the difference between these two types of prostatitis.

Common causes of nonbacterial prostatitis and prostatitis are "chemical" prostatitis caused by urine reflux into the prostate and "pelvic pain syndrome" caused by pelvic floor muscle spasm.

Antibiotics are ineffective for this type of patients, so α-receptor blockers can be used for treatment. Patients with severe pain symptoms can use anti-inflammatory analgesics such as ibuprofen and indomethacin; patients with obvious urination irritation symptoms can be treated with anticholesterol drugs. Hot water sitz baths can relieve pain symptoms.

Prostate massage is only suitable for those who have prostate fluid congestion due to reduced sexual activity. The sedative diazepam has a good therapeutic effect on relieving pelvic floor muscle spasm pain.

The method to distinguish bacterial from nonbacterial prostatitis is to perform localized bacterial cultures on specimens taken from the urethra, bladder, and prostate.

If the bacterial count of prostatic fluid is much higher than that of urethral and bladder urine samples, bacterial prostatitis can be confirmed. For this type of patient, the rational use of antibiotic treatment is swaying,

From the above article, we learned the difference between bacterial prostatitis and non-bacterial prostatitis. First of all, the difference between the two is different, and the measures usually taken are also different. We must actively treat it in our lives, and speed up the treatment when the disease is discovered.