no med works on my prostatitis?
It was all start with a sharp pain after once I ejaculated about 4 months ago, the pain didn't go away for the whole night. On the very next day I felt pain in my pelvis and back, not very bad but still were annoying. I've been prescribed with 4 different types of antibiotics and anti-microbiles, none of them has ever worked on clearing up the pain. I was told by the doctors that I might have nonbacterial prostatitis cause no bacterial was found in my tests and it cannot be cured. What's your view on this? Will the herbal diuretic pills work on it?
1 answers - 2013-07-27
Doctor
From your symptoms, you are most likely to have chronic nonbacterial prostatitis, which is also named chronic pelvic pain syndrome. Traditional Chinese medicine, Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill works on you, for it has special effects on this disease. Chronic nonbacterial prostatitis is marked by urinary and genital pain for at least three of the past six months. Patients have no bacteria in their urine, but may have other signs of inflammation. Since chronic nonbacterial prostatitis is not caused by bacteria, it can not be cured by antibiotics. You must give up taking antibiotics, since they won't do any good to you. If you want to clear the pain completely, taking traditional Chinese medicine is your best choice, for Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can cure it effectively and completely and all bad materials such as inflammation, bacteria and virus can be cured by this pill. It can validly curechronic nonbacterial prostatitis, as long as the patients keep a good diet and good habits. In clinical cases, "Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill" can not only control, but also eliminate the symptoms of nonbacterial prostatitis patients. Commonly, it can cure chronic nonbacterial prostatitis in three months, and improvement can be seen after one month medication.Released in 2013-12-13 13:56:20
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