Is the Surgery Reliable in Treating Chronic Prostatitis?
Date:2021-07-22 click:0
Chronic prostatitis is that the prostate is infected by a pathogen, or some non-infectious factor. The patient has abnormal urination, dysuria, uritis, and pelvic pain. The bacterial infection occurs in 5% to 10% of patients and is a very disturbing disease that usually lasts more than three months.
Many patients wonder whether surgical treatment is more effective than drug treatment for chronic prostatitis.
Surgery is not recommended for chronic prostatitis. Patients with chronic prostatitis are mostly young and middle-aged, and surgical resection of the prostate will cause damage or completely lose sexual function, resulting in more severe pains.
In addition, due to the inflammation of the prostate, the glandular tissue and the surrounding adhesion are easy to bleed during the operation and are not easy to clear up. Therefore, the symptoms are not reduced after the operation, and follow many side effects, causing more pains, therefore, clinical surgery is not recommended.
As chronic prostatitis lasts for a long time, many patients will put on too much psychological pressure. To remove the prostate does not treat chronic prostatitis. Chronic prostatitis is caused by multiple causes. The most common pathogens include chlamydia and mycoplasma, etc. Other causes include urine reflux, oxidative stress, psychiatric factors, etc.
If you just remove the chronic prostate, it is doubtful that you will be cured thoroughly. Some adverse reactions may occur after surgery, such as bleeding, retrograde ejaculation, urinary incontinence, etc. Especially in young men, after the prostate resection surgery, it may occur retrograde ejaculation and also has a certain impact on fertility.
Under the above situation, there are some common therapies to cure chronic prostatitis:
1. Medications
Antibiotics are common and effective treatments for chronic prostatitis. Chronic bacterial prostatitis patients can choose levofloxacin, cephalosporins, and other drug treatment. And anti-inflammatory drugs such as kanamycin and zephyrcin can work against urinary tract infections.
People can also choose some herbal therapies, like Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill. It can permeate the bloodstream into the prostate tissue to eliminate the symptoms and treat chronic prostatitis effectively. More importantly, it can not bring any harm to body and has no drug dependence compared to some antibiotics.
2. Sitz physical therapy
Sitz bath therapy is the common conservative form of physical therapy. The method is so simple that patients can do it at home. The water is about 40 degrees, that is, the hand putting into the water will not feel too hot, pours the water into the basin-about half a basin of water is ok, and then sits for 10 to 30 minutes each time. If the water temperature is lower, you can add the right amount of hot water to maintain the effective temperature. Patients need to have 1 to 2 times a day, 10 days as a course of treatment.
For most patients with chronic prostatitis, drug therapy is effective and does not require surgery. But for some patients with chronic prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia, surgery may be needed to relieve symptoms. In any case, we must choose the appropriate treatment according to our own actual situation.
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