For a male specialist, the treatment regimen for prostatitis is always very simple. General rules are formed based on the nature of the disease. Drugs can only be different if there are differences between patients.
Of course, the type of pathogen of the pathology can also affect the prostatitis treatment program. Chronic prostatitis is more than just an acute infection. Often the cause is the viral form of the disease. Various nonspecific prostatitis are treated slightly differently than bacterial prostatitis.
Before choosing a treatment regimen, it is necessary to accurately and accurately diagnose the patient. That can only be done with the appropriate competence of the attending physician.
Infectious prostatitis
Many different viruses can cause painful changes in the functioning and structure of the prostate gland. As a rule, they are sexually transmitted and therefore are treated under the supervision of a dermatologist.
The doctor, after prescribing laboratory tests, will select the necessary antiviral drugs for a particular case. They are often combined with antispasmodics. If chronic prostatitis is in the acute stage, pain medication may be required.
In addition to exacerbations, direct prostate massage is indicated. Such therapy helps to quickly remove fluid with pathogenic flora from the organ affected by the virus. Massage also reduces inflammation and stimulates a fully functioning prostate.
Bacterial prostatitis
The treatment regimen for prostatitis is bacterial in nature, so it is mainly based on antibiotic therapy. In this case, antibiotics are the first line of treatment. The legal use of bacteriostatic and bactericidal drugs will contribute to the complete remission of the symptoms of prostatitis.
Physical therapy is also an integral part of the treatment of chronic prostatitis. Hardware manipulation techniques help to gently and delicately affect the damaged organ, restoring the body's health.
In this case, what is important is not only the direction, but also the overall impact. After all, an effective prostatitis regimen always implies an integrated approach to the patient's health.
Prostatitis caused by Candida
Prostatitis caused by a fungal infection is treated the same way as other bacterial forms. However, in this case, more than ever, it is important to treat not only the man, but also his sexual partner.
After all, Candida is transmitted during sexual intercourse from woman to man. And an infected man gives a healthy partner. Exposure to an untreated partner negates antibiotic therapy. This may require the appointment of stronger drugs.
In the case of candida prostatitis, the chronic form of the disease can even lead to the indication for surgery. Indeed, when multiplying, candidiasis leads to pathological structural changes in the tissues of the prostate gland. Consequences are often irreversible. The advanced form of the disease may require radical surgical intervention and complete removal of the affected organ.
Prostatitis
Obstruction in the prostate gland can also lead to serious consequences and require in-line intervention. With prompt medical attention, laser or acoustic therapy can be performed. It is important to promptly turn dirt into sand, which can be eliminated from the body naturally.
Prostate massage during an exacerbation of chronic prostatitis is unacceptable. It can cause the stone to change shape, leading to injury to the vas deferens.
To normalize the level of salt in the body, a rather strict diet is followed, which will eliminate the possibility of new stone formation in the ducts of the prostate gland.
Chlamydia prostatitis
The specificity of this form of prostatitis depends on the nature of the pathogen. Chlamydiae shows signs of bacterial and viral infections. Therefore, the treatment regimen for chronic prostatitis in this case is necessarily complicated.
In this form of disease, detailed clinical studies of prostate secretions and other laboratory results are important. After all, the appointment of a particular drug will directly depend on the duration and stage of the disease process.
Even antibiotic therapy, which is preferred in the treatment of most types of prostatitis, may not be effective without detailed laboratory analysis.