Prostatitis: Can It Be Treated With Medicine?

   

Prostatitis is very common these days. In fact, this applies to many men. Basically, this condition causes  prostate inflammation. When a part of the body becomes inflamed, it becomes red and painful. In this condition, you will experience a variety of symptoms, such as difficulty urinating or urinating more frequently. In addition to  this, you may also have fever, groin  or  back pain. You may also feel your need for sex diminish. Some patients do not even have an erection. Let's take a closer look at this condition. 

 prostate Gland 

 

 This is a type of gland located under the bladder. It also closes the urethra and is located in front of the anus. Essentially, the urethra is a type of tube that drains urine from the body. If you want to have your prostate  checked, you can talk to your doctor. 

  The prostate  produces a fluid that nourishes the sperm. In general, most fluids are ejaculate. However, researchers have tried to elucidate the function of the prostate.

 Causes of Prostatitis 

 

 Depending on the cause, there are several categories of prostatitis. However, if the prostate becomes infected, it can suffer from chronic bacterial prostatitis and acute prostatitis. Otherwise, if your bladder or pelvis is not working properly, you can get prostatitis.

 Treatment  of prostatitis

 

 Other treatments may be needed depending on the cause of the condition. After a rectal examination and urine test, your doctor can determine the cause. They may prescribe antibiotics as a treatment plan. Some common antibiotics  they may prescribe include ofloxacin, norfloxacin, ciprofloxacin, doxycycline, and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole.

 

 Depending on the condition, you may need to take these drugs for  weeks or months. If the condition is severe, you may be hospitalized.

transmission of prostatitis 

 

 Sometimes a sexually transmitted disease such as chlamydia can cause prostatitis. However, in most cases it is an infection. Therefore, you will not transmit these infections during sexual intercourse.

  If you get prostatitis, you can get it again later. Even a small number of bacteria can cause the condition to reappear. This condition reappears as soon as you stop taking the drug. And this time you  have to take these antibiotics for a long time.

 treatment plan 

 

 Usually, prostatitis can be treated with medications. In most cases, the patient does not need to go under the knife.

Prostatitis and Cancer 

 You amay have to suffer a lot from prostatitis, but the good news is that it doesn't cause cancer. In short, this was an introduction to prostatitis, its symptoms, and the treatments you can follow when trying to fight the disease. It is recommended that you consult with your doctor before taking  antibiotics on your own. Your doctor will examine you and prescribe a treatment plan.