What is the reason why prostatitis cannot be cured?

What is the reason why prostatitis can never be cured? Many male friends will seek timely treatment after suffering from prostatitis. After the joint efforts of medical staff, the disease is finally cured and we start a normal life. But not long after, male patients find that they have symptoms of prostatitis again. Why is this? What is the reason why prostatitis can never be cured? Let the experts introduce it to you below.

1. Anatomical factors

① The prostate gland is located deep inside the body, and its secretions need to be discharged into the urethra through the prostatic duct before being discharged from the body. The prostatic tissue can be divided into the central zone and the peripheral zone. The prostatic duct in the central zone runs parallel to the ejaculatory duct and enters the urethra, so the secretions can be easily discharged.

② Localized inflammation in the prostate is difficult to diagnose, and is often difficult to treat with medication because the lesions are surrounded by axillary scars and lack blood vessels.

③ The inflammatory lesions in the prostate are not necessarily connected to the urethra, so poor drainage makes it difficult for the inflammation to subside.

2. Physiological and pathological factors

① There is a lipid capsule on the surface of the prostate. Most antibiotics have difficulty penetrating this capsule and entering the prostate to exert their therapeutic effects.

② The lesion and its surrounding area become hardened, which is not conducive to the spread of the disease.

③ The cause of prostate infection has not been fully understood so far, making prevention and treatment difficult.

④ Young men have strong sexual excitability, and frequent sexual impulses can cause repeated congestion of the prostate; unmarried young men’s lack of regular life can lead to difficulty in the regular drainage of prostatic fluid, resulting in congestion and inflammation.