Gonococcal prostatitis is most often seen as a complication of gonococcal disease, caused by urethral gonococcal infection. Cephalosporins such as ceftriaxone sodium and azithromycin may be considered for treatment.
Adequate, timely, and standardized application of antibiotics is the mainstay of treatment for gonococcal prostatitis, such as ceftriaxone sodium and cefotaxime. For those who cannot receive cephalosporin, macrolide or azithromycin can be used. Gonococcal prostatitis can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, once diagnosed, it is recommended that husband and wife be treated together, and at the same time, during the treatment period, sexual intercourse is prohibited.
The above medicines are for reference only, the use of antibacterial drugs in daily life should pay attention to follow the doctor’s instructions to use drugs, avoid to increase or decrease the amount of drugs or stop the drug, so as to avoid the causative organisms to produce drug resistance.
In daily life, we should be clean, not promiscuous. Reasonable rest, exercise, enhance resistance, promote the recovery of the disease.