Post Date December, 03 2023
How to treat acute prostatitis correctly
1. General treatment: You should rest in bed for 3-4 days, drink proper water, and avoid drinking alcohol and eating stimulating food. Hot water sitz bath or hot compress on the perineum can be used to keep the stool unobstructed. Taboo sexual life.
2. Antibiotic treatment: when the patient has obvious systemic symptoms, high body temperature, and obvious increase in white blood cells, it should be administered intravenously. After one week of use, it should be changed to oral medicine until one month; When the patient's general symptoms are not serious and the body temperature and blood picture are normal, the drug can be administered orally. The general course of treatment is 1 month.
3. TCM syndrome differentiation treatment: TCM believes that there are toxins in the body, such as cold accumulation, heat accumulation, qi accumulation, blood stasis, etc. These toxins are accumulated in the body for a long time, leading to the failure of normal physiological function and the onset of disease. Therefore, the key to the treatment of prostatitis is to eliminate toxins, such as cold accumulation, gas accumulation, heat accumulation, blood stasis, etc. in the body. After the toxin is exhausted, the pure Chinese medicine is used for the treatment of syndrome differentiation. TCM syndrome differentiation treatment plays an important role in the treatment of chronic prostatitis.
4. Symptomatic treatment: in case of high fever, antipyretic drugs, such as indomethacin suppository and aspirin, should be given. If the symptoms of bladder irritation are obvious, if dysuria or urinary retention occurs, a temporary suprapubic cystostomy should be performed to drain urine, or a soft silica gel catheter should be used for indwelling catheterization.
Warm tip: Prostatitis brings serious health crisis to men, which not only affects the male urinary system, but also may cause other complications. Therefore, strengthening daily prevention is the best way to prevent prostatitis.
