How long does prostatitis treatment take

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I always get up at night, and I almost have to get up soon, which has a special impact on sleep. Now the whole person has no spirit at all, so I asked him to go to the hospital for an examination. The doctor said that he had prostatitis. It has been treated all the time, and the effect has improved significantly. Let's talk about how long it takes to treat prostatitis.

How long does prostatitis treatment take

Treatment 1: the simple method for the treatment of prostatic pain is scrotal wall traction. Under the condition of warm relaxation, such as hot bath or repeatedly pulling scrotum wall with fingers in the quilt for 20-30 times, it is appropriate not to pull pain. The purpose is to relax scrotum intima and levator muscle. It is said that some patients can get rid of pain within 2-3 weeks.

Treatment 2: antibiotic drugs diffuse into prostatic fluid from plasma, most of which are effective for Gram-positive bacilli causing urinary tract infection, but they can not pass through the lipid membrane of prostatic epithelium and enter the prostatic acinus to achieve therapeutic effect, so the early treatment of prostatitis must be combined with other treatment methods.

Treatment 3: gentamicin, kanamycin and vancomycin were used alone or in combination. They were directly injected into the prostate through urethra or intubation or perineum, or directly injected into the prostate lesions under the guidance of B-ultrasound.

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When the human body is in a state of motion, the blood circulation of the whole body speeds up, and the congestion state of the prostate and other parts will be alleviated, which helps to alleviate prostatitis. Strenuous exercise can also cause congestion and edema of the prostate, aggravating the symptoms of discomfort, so it is appropriate to choose mild exercise such as walking, jogging, gymnastics, square dance, etc. Riding bicycles, motorcycles, horseback riding and racing cars can oppress the prostate, leading to aggravation of the disease.