Is it better to see a Chinese doctor or a Western doctor if you have prostatitis?

Prostatitis is a urinary system disease that is particularly prone to some older men, and it is more harmful to men's health. Therefore, it is necessary to receive treatment as soon as possible to recover as soon as possible. So if you have prostatitis, is it better to see a Chinese doctor or a Western doctor? In order to be able to choose the method to get effective treatment for prostatitis as soon as possible, let's take a look at the following introduction.

Prostatitis is a chronic disease. To completely cure it, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine can treat both the symptoms and the root cause, and can completely cure prostatitis patients.

Traditional Chinese medicine differentiates deficiency from excess:

TCM believes that any disease has "yin and yang, exterior and interior, cold and heat, deficiency and excess". This means that the same disease, when applied to different individuals, has a special category. For example, in the case of prostatitis, we need to distinguish whether the patient is "predominantly suffering from excess symptoms" or "predominantly suffering from deficiency symptoms". This is related to whether we treat the deficiency by "tonifying it" or "predominantly suffering from excess by purging it". If we do it the other way around, the deficiency will become "more deficient" or the excess will become "more excess".

Generally speaking, chronic prostatitis is divided into two categories. One is the damp-heat type (positive syndrome), which is characterized by frequent urination, painful urination, delayed urination, residual urine, pain in the perineum and surrounding areas, and damp scrotum. It is more common in people with a short illness time and good physical fitness. They do not have symptoms of kidney deficiency. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the cause of the disease is excessive dampness and heat in the body, which accumulates in the kidney and bladder. The treatment should clear away heat and dampness, unblock the water channels, and assist with removing blood stasis and clearing the channels, and the disease will gradually improve. If the treatment is to tonify the kidney, the pathogenic factors will be deeply hidden and sticky and difficult to resolve.

The other type is kidney deficiency (deficiency syndrome). Some patients, in addition to the symptoms of dysuria, also have soreness in the waist and knees, cold limbs, dry mouth, restlessness and dreaminess, hot hands and feet, and abnormal sexual function. These are symptoms of kidney deficiency, which are more common in patients with long-term illness or weak constitution. In treatment, the kidney should be tonified (specifically, it is necessary to distinguish between tonifying the kidney yin or tonifying the kidney yang), and of course, drugs that clear the bowels should still be used at the same time. In clinical practice, deficiency and excess are not absolute, and sometimes they are a mixture of deficiency and excess, but it is necessary to distinguish which one is the main one. There is a distinction between the primary and the secondary in the Chinese medicine diet therapy and health products for treatment, which is the "monarch, minister, assistant and envoy" in Chinese medicine.

Is it better to see a Chinese doctor or a Western doctor if you have prostatitis? The above is a detailed introduction on how to choose the treatment method for prostatitis. If you have prostatitis, should you use Chinese medicine or Western medicine for treatment? You should consult a doctor and choose the most correct method of treatment to get your prostatitis effectively treated as soon as possible.