Post Date April, 15 2023
Blind use of unnecessary "expensive drugs"
Careful analysis of the drugs used to treat chronic prostatitis can be divided into two categories: one is plant drugs, the other is antibiotics. For the vast majority of chronic prostatitis patients, it is not necessary to use so-called "advanced" antibiotics for treatment, let alone the combination of "advanced" antibiotics for treatment. Even if antibiotics need to be applied, they should be selected based on drug sensitivity test. The chronic prostatitis of some patients is really difficult to treat, and some doctors will cater to the patient's request and give intravenous drip of "advanced" antibiotics, resulting in drug resistance, even resistance to antibiotics, not only failing to cure the prostatitis, but also causing many side effects of antibiotics.
Blind use of "high-tech"
In some medical units, the instrument is used to treat patients with chronic prostatitis in order to promote blood circulation in the prostate and accelerate the elimination of inflammation. In fact, the simplest and most practical method is local hot compress. If hot water bag is used to compress the perineum, it is convenient and practical, and is very popular with patients. However, some places blindly apply the so-called "imported and high-tech" instruments, charging dozens or even hundreds of yuan each time, which in vain increases the treatment costs. Some patients also received invasive treatment, such as local injection of drugs into the prostate and intraurethral infusion of drugs. These treatments have strict indications and strict aseptic operation and technical requirements. In other words, this treatment has strict requirements for patients and doctors. Otherwise, the inflammation has not been cured, but new pain has been added on the basis of the original disease.
Blindly looking for an expert
Many patients with chronic prostatitis will take out a large stack of medical record cards when they see a doctor, indicating how many hospitals and experts they have visited. Of course, it costs a lot. In fact, for the vast majority of patients, chronic prostatitis is not a difficult and serious disease within the scope of urology, and there is no need to find an expert. As long as in a regular hospital, systematic treatment by more experienced doctors is sufficient. What really needs to be dealt with by an expert is just a few other things.
In the end, in general, the treatment of chronic prostatitis will not be "expensive and difficult". It is not difficult to cure chronic prostatitis as long as you settle down, carry out regular examination and treatment under the guidance of doctors, adhere to physical exercise, strengthen your resistance, maintain a rhythmic life, and achieve a combination of work and rest.
