How long does it usually take for prostatitis to heal?

The prostate is the male reproductive organ. It is usually fragile and sensitive. If you do not pay attention to health care, you are likely to suffer from prostatitis. Prostatitis causes men to have symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency, which seriously endangers their health and daily life. After suffering from prostatitis, the earlier the treatment, the easier it is to control the disease and reduce the damage caused by prostatitis to the body. Actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. How long does it usually take for prostatitis to heal?

Chronic prostatitis is one of the most serious chronic diseases that troubles young and middle-aged people in our country. According to epidemiological surveys, a man will definitely suffer from symptoms of prostatitis at some point in his life. The treatment of prostatitis is based on months, so in the outpatient clinic, many patients take medicine for one week and then come to the doctor and say: Doctor, why are my symptoms still recurring and persisting?

At this time, we will patiently explain to him that prostatitis is a chronic disease, and its treatment process is also a chronic process, and some patients are prone to relapse after being cured. Therefore, many patients with prostatitis are prone to psychological symptoms, such as depression, and some even develop more serious emotional disorders due to the symptoms of prostatitis.

Therefore, when the patient first comes to see us, we will patiently explain to him that prostatitis is a chronic disease and that he must be very patient during treatment. This is a long-term battle and he must be fully prepared mentally. Treatment is generally carried out on a monthly basis.

Prostatitis is divided into acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis. The treatment methods and medication rules of the two are different, and the prognosis and treatment time are also different. Generally, acute prostatitis is mainly bacterial, and symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating will occur.

Targeted antibiotic treatment can generally improve significantly within half a month to one month. If chronic prostatitis persists, pain relief is the main treatment, and then endometrial permeability drugs are used for combined treatment, which is relatively complicated. At the same time, psychological intervention should be provided. Usually, patients with chronic prostatitis will have symptoms such as depression and anxiety, and need a guiding treatment.