Post Date April, 15 2023
Prostatitis causes male friends to talk about "glandular" discoloration. Many male friends are actively treated after suffering from prostatitis, but some patients always undergo repeated treatment without any improvement, which makes them feel very troubled. The following editor summarizes the reasons why prostate treatment is always repeated, hoping to be helpful to male friends.
The reasons why prostatitis treatment is always repeated:
1. Abuse of antibiotics. In the treatment of prostatitis, repeated and massive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics leads to dysbacteriosis and decreased immunity in the body. It can cause a large number of non pathogenic pathogens, fungi, and microorganisms to multiply, exacerbating prostatitis.
2. Blindly seeking medical advice and using drugs without permission. "Patients blindly seek medical advice without choice and privately purchase drugs, delaying the treatment of prostatitis, exacerbating the condition, causing widespread medical attention and incurable symptoms.".
3. The husband and wife are not treated together. Some patients only pay attention to their own treatment and neglect the treatment with their sexual partners. Once they have sexual behavior with their sexual partners, the result is a vicious cycle of infection treatment reinfection treatment.
4. Traditional therapy is single. In traditional treatment of prostatitis, the first choice is to use western medicine alone. Although it can alleviate some symptoms, with the emergence of drug resistance of bacteria, pathogens, and microorganisms, it is impossible to control the condition and achieve a complete cure.
5. Bad living habits. Some patients accidentally become infected with prostatitis, without standardized treatment or during treatment, they usually do not pay attention to strengthening physical exercise, do not pay attention to adjusting their lifestyle, have excessive sexual activity, or often stay up late and drink excessively, which can increase the difficulty of treating prostatitis.
