Post Date December, 03 2023
Prostatitis has become a taboo topic for men, and due to the long treatment cycle of the disease, patients due to mental and psychological reasons, it has greatly increased the difficulty of treatment of prostatitis. There are also male patients who do not have a comprehensive understanding of prostatitis and take treatment measures based on a one-sided understanding, but instead exacerbate the condition. Experts suggest that the treatment of prostatitis is not complicated. We must eliminate some misunderstandings and take this common male disease seriously.
There are 5 misconceptions about prostatitis
one
Treatment of prostatitis requires antibiotics
Prostatitis is partially sterile, and nonstandard treatment with antibiotics can exacerbate prostatitis. Patients may wish to start with their daily dietary habits, eating less red meat and eating more soy products and green vegetables can also help treat prostatitis.
two
Prostatitis is contagious
In general, patients with prostatitis can lead a married life, but it should not be too frequent. In addition, prostatitis is free of pathogenic bacteria, and sexual transmission is not the transmission route of prostatitis.
three
Prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are the same thing
The early symptom of prostatitis is enlargement of the prostate, which many patients confuse with benign prostatic hyperplasia. In fact, there is no inevitable connection between the two, and there are also two distinct treatment options. Patients should recognize that prostatitis is not benign prostatic hyperplasia.
four
Eliminate sexual activity in patients with prostatitis
Many advertisements advertise that male diseases such as prostatitis can greatly reduce a partner's sexual experience, which is actually exaggerated. Reducing sexual activity will not bring benefits to the prostate. On the contrary, regular sexual activity will also maintain the metabolism of the prostate, facilitate blood circulation in the prostate, and accelerate the reduction of inflammation. "The advertising on TV cannot be trusted, and some advertisements for male diseases such as psoriasis cannot be trusted.".
five
Prostate patients arbitrarily change treatment methods
"Prostatitis should be treated with medication prescribed by a doctor. If treatment is stopped due to relief of symptoms of prostatitis, changing medication can lead to the growth of bacteria, which can lead to drug resistance after medication, leading to inflammation and ultimately to treatment failure.". Regular hospitals and doctors should be the first choice for the treatment of prostatitis, and standardized oral antibiotic treatment plans should be formulated to improve the adverse symptoms of patients with prostatitis.
Prostatitis patients should pay attention to self guidance, relax their mood, and not put too much pressure on themselves. Avoid holding urine, sitting for a long time, riding a bicycle, or driving for a long time. Prostate experts remind the vast majority of male people that if they suffer from prostatitis, they must go to a regular outpatient clinic for treatment, and do not credibly believe false advertisements or delay treatment, in order to avoid being deceived and losing both people and money.
