Treatment

Prognosis of Prostatitis

Full Treatment vs Quit Early

Prostatitis treatment is a test of faith and patience and if you persist, the cure is yours.

Prostatitis is a complicated disease and there are no short cuts to have a cure. When you are searching for a cure, you must be realistic and with a practical approach.

Allow some time for the treatment to work and don't be too eager to see the improvement immediately after a few shots. We don't ask too much from you, we just need some time for the medicine to work.

Also the treatment process is not always a smooth one, particularly the beginning of unblocking as the breakdown of debris irritates the prostate tissues and aggravate the degree of symptoms.

The treatment itself is not a miracle remedy, it is a slow process of unblocking and inhibition of bacteria growth. Don't expect miracle in the first week of treatment.

If you have the patience, determination and faith in our treatment, you should stay in the treatment as long as you could until there is sign of improvement, usually no more than 30 days. You then could discuss with the doctor about the time required to complete the treatment.

Full treatment means higher cure rate. Quitting the treatment early means you are risking quitting an effective treatment early.