Post Date December, 03 2023
Prostatitis is a common disease in men. Having prostatitis will not only affect health but also affect fertility. Therefore, we should keep in mind the misunderstandings in the treatment of prostatitis.
1. The pathology of prostatitis is complex, and prostatitis will aggravate prostate congestion and cause repeated symptoms, such as excessive fatigue and disorderly diet. However, the repeated symptoms of prostatitis are always lighter than before taking the medicine until they disappear.
Therefore, the treatment of prostatitis must be continued until the doctor orders that the drug can be stopped. In addition, attention should be paid to daily health care in the treatment of prostatitis.
2. The symptoms of prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia should be distinguished, but many patients worry that chronic prostatitis will directly cause prostatic hyperplasia. In fact, these understandings are wrong. This is because chronic prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are two completely different diseases with different etiology and pathology, and there is no inevitable relationship between them.
3. Only antibiotics can cure chronic prostatitis. Most patients with chronic prostatitis are sterile. Some chronic prostatitis are caused by some pathogenic microorganisms. It is difficult to achieve good results by using antibiotics.
4. Chronic prostatitis is a sexually transmitted disease. Prostatitis is the most common inflammatory disease of the male reproductive system. Because it is difficult to treat prostatitis completely, many people mistakenly believe that it is a disease such as sexually transmitted diseases. We should avoid this treatment misunderstanding.
5. Chronic prostatitis is infectious. The vast majority of chronic prostatitis can't find pathogenic bacteria clinically, that is, it belongs to non-bacterial prostatitis. For this type of chronic prostatitis, it is not infectious. In addition, there are some other patients with bacterial infection also belong to "non-specific bacterial prostatitis".
