Patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis are given priority in antibiotic treatment.
The main pathogenic factor of chronic bacterial prostatitis is pathogen infection. The common pathogens are Staphylococcus, Escherichia coli, Corynebacterium and Enterococcus. Therefore, such patients can choose sensitive antibiotics for treatment according to drug sensitivity test. Patients generally need to take it for 4~6 weeks, during which physical therapy can be supplemented, and then check again after stopping taking the drug for one week.
Patients with chronic non-bacterial prostatitis are given priority in traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
Clinically, more than 95% patients with chronic prostatitis belong to chronic nonbacterial prostatitis. Because of the recurrence of the disease, western medicine has not been clear so far, and it is difficult to treat it symptomatically. Therefore, in this case, it is a better choice for patients to treat with Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine treat diseases differently. When Chinese medicine treats diseases, it is not what pathogenic factors lead to the diseases, but what the human body will react to these pathogenic factors. Traditional Chinese medicine makes a comprehensive diagnosis by observing the changes of patients' physical signs and the external manifestations of diseases, and then carries out treatment. Therefore, when treating chronic abacterial prostatitis, Chinese medicine thinks that patients have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination, swelling and pain in perineum and suprapubic region. Drugs that clear away heat and promote diuresis, promote diuresis and treat stranguria, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis are needed for treatment. For example, the patented Chinese medicine Diuretic Xiaoyan Pill invented by Li Xiaoping Chinese Medicine is very good. After more than 20 years of clinical practice, patients with mild chronic abacterial prostatitis can generally take 1~3 courses of treatment, and patients with moderate and severe chronic abacterial prostatitis can take 4~6 courses of treatment.
Patients with chronic pelvic pain syndrome should be treated with painkillers first.
The etiology of chronic pelvic pain syndrome is very complicated. At present, medicine believes that it is mostly related to pelvic floor muscle dyskinesia. The most obvious symptom of this kind of patients is repeated pelvic pain, so the main principle of treatment is to relieve pain. Commonly used drugs are indomethacin, flurbiprofen and other anti-inflammatory drugs.
Patients with asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis do not need treatment.
Because asymptomatic patients with inflammatory prostatitis have no clinical symptoms, only evidence of inflammation is found in the examination of prostate, so such patients generally do not need to take treatment measures.
It can be seen that if you want to know what medicine is effective for chronic prostatitis, you must first know what type of chronic prostatitis you are suffering from. Only by knowing the type of chronic prostatitis can you prescribe the right medicine and achieve the ideal therapeutic effect.