Prostatitis is not ruined for life, most patients can be cured after receiving timely and effective treatment. Only a small number of patients have a relatively poor prognosis, mainly related to the treatment time, the patient’s habits, emotions and other factors.
The majority of patients with acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis can be cured after timely and systematic treatment. Only a very small number of patients may be complicated by prostate abscesses, but they can be cured after incision and drainage under the guidance of a doctor’s surgery. If patients are not treated in time or the treatment is incomplete, then it can also induce acute urinary retention, sexual dysfunction and other complications.
At the same time, some acute bacterial prostatitis can also be transformed into chronic prostatitis. Chronic prostatitis itself can be cured, but due to the poor lifestyle habits of some patients, it may lead to recurrent attacks. For patients with anxiety, depression and other bad moods, it can also be secondary to pain and other symptoms.
If the chronic prostatitis patient’s condition is serious, it can also induce chronic seminal vesiculitis, erectile dysfunction, infertility and other complications. It is recommended that patients with prostatitis actively follow the doctor’s instructions for systematic treatment, so as to avoid aggravation of the condition.