Hi everyone!
My tinnitus is the same, but I've gotten so used to it that I hardly notice it anymore.
Now, I have a different problem. My chronic prostatitis has flared up again after six years of remission, which is really frustrating. It's a tough condition to treat.
I recently went to a urologist, and he attempted to collect a prostate secretion sample, but we couldn't get one. Because of this, we weren't able to analyze it for flora and antibiotic sensitivity. As a result, I was prescribed Doxycycline and several rectal suppositories, but the treatment feels somewhat random. I've been on this medication for ten days now, but unfortunately, there's been no improvement.
I'm curious—how do doctors in your country approach treatment for chronic prostatitis? Do they always perform a bacterial culture first, or do they usually prescribe fluoroquinolone antibiotics right away?
If anyone has had success in achieving remission or curing chronic prostatitis, I'd be very grateful to hear about it!
My tinnitus is the same, but I've gotten so used to it that I hardly notice it anymore.
Now, I have a different problem. My chronic prostatitis has flared up again after six years of remission, which is really frustrating. It's a tough condition to treat.
I recently went to a urologist, and he attempted to collect a prostate secretion sample, but we couldn't get one. Because of this, we weren't able to analyze it for flora and antibiotic sensitivity. As a result, I was prescribed Doxycycline and several rectal suppositories, but the treatment feels somewhat random. I've been on this medication for ten days now, but unfortunately, there's been no improvement.
I'm curious—how do doctors in your country approach treatment for chronic prostatitis? Do they always perform a bacterial culture first, or do they usually prescribe fluoroquinolone antibiotics right away?
If anyone has had success in achieving remission or curing chronic prostatitis, I'd be very grateful to hear about it!
