Can chronic prostatitis be cured?

Nowadays, the number of people suffering from chronic prostatitis is increasing year by year. Due to the recurrence of chronic prostatitis, the work and life of many patients with chronic prostatitis will be affected to a certain extent. In order to reduce the troubles of chronic prostatitis in patients with chronic prostatitis, this article specifically provides the following information about chronic prostatitis.

Generally speaking, chronic prostatitis is more common in young and middle-aged men. Because its treatment process is very slow, many people are very anxious about when chronic prostatitis can be cured. So, can chronic prostatitis be cured?

Since the prostate is the largest accessory gland in men, patients with prostate diseases tend to naturally associate the disease with sexual function, fertility, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. Those who cannot be cured for a long time worry about hyperplasia or cancer, which often causes excessive tension, anxiety, worry and depression, seriously affecting their physical and mental health, and also casting a shadow on the couple and family life. Therefore, as a clinician, it is necessary to provide necessary explanations to patients, eliminate their concerns, and clearly tell them that chronic prostatitis is a common disease that can be cured, not an incurable disease. Although there is no specific treatment for chronic prostatitis, most cases of prostatitis can be cured as long as you have the confidence to defeat the disease, the patience to adhere to comprehensive treatment, the determination to overcome bad habits in daily life, and active cooperation, through systematic diagnosis and treatment by a specialist.

Clinically, after a period of treatment, some patients' white blood cell count in prostatic fluid drops to normal, bacterial culture turns negative, and most symptoms disappear, but some individual symptoms still remain and require careful analysis and differentiated treatment. If other diseases are present, additional treatment is required. For example, if a patient with low back pain also suffers from lumbar muscle strain or lumbar myofasciitis, the low back pain will not disappear with the cure of chronic prostatitis. It requires massage, physical therapy, etc. plus Chinese medicine differentiation to improve the efficacy. For example, patients who also suffer from varicocele will continue to feel scrotal heaviness and discomfort after chronic prostatitis is cured. For such patients, the cause must be diagnosed and appropriate treatment must be given. The other type is that the patient has been ill for a long time, and the feeling of local discomfort is deeply "imprinted" in the brain. In addition, the patient has various doubts and worries about chronic prostatitis, which causes the physical disease to be cured, but the mental and psychological aspects are still unable to extricate themselves. For such patients, we should first affirm the treatment effect, jointly analyze the test indicators that have turned negative, and based on objective facts, appropriately explain the relevant medical knowledge and provide psychological counseling, and then cooperate with Chinese medicine to soothe the liver and calm the nerves. After mutual communication, good results can be achieved.

As for the question of whether chronic prostatitis can be cured repeatedly raised by some patients, they should be objectively told that chronic prostatitis is like pharyngitis, gastritis and other diseases. Although it is cured this time, it can recur due to factors such as cold, fatigue or unclean diet. Chronic prostatitis can also recur if it encounters inducing factors. Therefore, in order to cure chronic prostatitis once and for all and prevent it from recurring, or to reduce the number of recurrences, patients with chronic prostatitis should start from every little thing in their lives and develop good health care habits. First of all, during the treatment period, you should quit drinking, smoke less, avoid spicy and greasy foods. Patients with damp-heat syndrome should not eat stews, old-fashioned soups, shrimps and crabs and other warm tonic foods. The diet should be light and nutritious. Eat more frozen tofu, honey and zinc preparations. It is necessary to abstain from certain foods while ensuring the nutritional needs for treatment and recovery; secondly, bad habits such as masturbation should be abandoned, and sexual life should be moderate. Depending on personal physical condition, it is appropriate to have sex once every 1-2 weeks during treatment; as for the fear of infecting the female partner, this can be resolved by wearing condoms. Actively engage in work, study and entertainment activities, reduce distractions and adverse stimulation, and reduce sexual excitement; third, pay attention to improving the living and working environment, wear less tight and thick pants, try to lower the temperature of the vulva, and avoid sitting for a long time; drivers and chefs should try to lower the temperature of the working environment, or take appropriate rest to lower the temperature of the vulva; do not ride a bicycle for too long, and it is best not to ride for more than half an hour each time, so as not to compress and stimulate the perineum and aggravate prostate congestion. Fourth, drink more water to increase urine volume, flush the urethra, promote the excretion of prostate secretions, and try not to hold urine. Fifth, participate in appropriate amounts of physical exercise to promote the circulation of qi and blood and enhance physical fitness. You can do ani exercises and perineum massage at ordinary times, but strenuous exercise is not recommended. Sixth, pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid unclean sexual contact. The foreskin should be frequently turned inside out and cleaned to remove dirt. Circumcision is recommended for those with excessive foreskin, especially phimosis. Seventh, avoid staying up late and being overly fatigued, and pay attention to preventing colds.

After reading this article's introduction to the question of whether chronic prostatitis can be cured, I believe that patients with chronic prostatitis already have a certain understanding of the treatment of the disease. Here we need to remind everyone that you must learn more about chronic prostatitis in your daily life so that you can be caught off guard by the sudden onset of chronic prostatitis.