Prostatitis is a disease with a very high incidence rate in today's society. Many men suffer from prostatitis at a young age, causing their bodies to suffer from the long-term troubles of prostatitis. It not only affects their physical health, but also directly affects their mood, and may even lead to infertility. So how long does it take for prostatitis to heal at the age of 20?
How long can prostatitis be cured at the age of 20?
Chronic prostatitis is difficult to cure, usually by improving discomfort symptoms, and the treatment time is difficult to determine,
How to treat prostatitis?
Prostatitis symptoms can transform from local to systemic, causing a series of syndromes such as urinary disorders, pelvic pain, and even systemic symptoms such as neurasthenia, dizziness, tinnitus, and lower back pain. Therefore, early detection and treatment are important. How to treat prostatitis?
1. Antibacterial therapy
Using a double balloon catheter to seal the urethra of the prostate gland, injecting antibiotic solution from the urethral cavity back into the prostatic duct can achieve the therapeutic goal.
2. Anti inflammatory and analgesic drugs
Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can improve symptoms, usually taken orally or in suppositories. Traditional Chinese medicine can also achieve certain effects by using anti-inflammatory, heat clearing, detoxifying, and softening drugs. Medications can reduce the concentration of uric acid in the body and prostate fluid. In theory, as a free radical scavenger, it can also remove reactive oxygen species, alleviate inflammation, and relieve pain.
3. Physical therapy
Prostate massage can empty the concentrated secretions in the prostate duct and drain the infection foci in the obstructed area of the gland. Therefore, for stubborn cases, prostate massage can be performed every 3-7 days while using antibiotics. Multiple physical factors are used for prostate therapy, such as microwave, radiofrequency, ultra short wave, medium wave, and hot water sitz baths, which have certain benefits in relaxing the prostate, posterior urethral smooth muscle, and pelvic floor muscles, enhancing antibacterial efficacy, and relieving pain symptoms.
4. Alpha receptor antagonists
Prostatitis, bacterial or non bacterial prostatitis patients have increased tension in the smooth muscles of the prostate, bladder neck, and urethra. The increased pressure in the urethra after urination causes urine to reflux into the prostate duct, which is an important cause of prostatitis, prostate stones, and bacterial prostatitis. The application of alpha receptor antagonists effectively improves prostatitis and urination symptoms, and is of great significance in preventing infection recurrence.
5. Surgical treatment
Surgical treatment can be used for recurrent chronic bacterial prostatitis. Prostatectomy can achieve the goal of cure, but it should be used with caution. Due to the fact that prostatitis usually involves the peripheral zone of the gland, transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is difficult to achieve the goal of treatment. TURP can remove prostate stones and bacterial infection lesions near the prostate duct, which is beneficial for reducing reinfection of peripheral zone lesions. Chronic bacterial prostatitis can lead to recurrent urinary tract infections and infertility.
This article provides a detailed introduction to how long it takes to cure prostatitis, as well as how prostatitis should be treated. Through the introduction, it can be known that chronic prostatitis is actually very difficult to cure, and it is difficult to say how long it should take to be treated. If you are a patient with prostatitis, it is best to actively adopt the methods described in this article for treatment.
