It usually doesn't resolve on its own, but some mild symptoms may improve with lifestyle changes. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly if you experience any discomfort to avoid delays.
Specifically, the following situations can be discussed:
1. Acute prostatitis: mostly caused by bacterial infection, usually accompanied by symptoms such as fever and severe pain during urination, which must be controlled by medication.
2. Chronic prostatitis: Symptoms may recur, such as persistent urinary frequency and lower abdominal pain. It is difficult to heal on its own and requires a combination of lifestyle adjustments and professional treatment.
3. Mild discomfort: If the discomfort is caused by short-term fatigue or insufficient water intake, the symptoms may be relieved by increasing rest and drinking more water, but it is still necessary to observe the changes.
We recommend that you first avoid prolonged sitting, maintain regular urination, and reduce your intake of spicy foods and alcohol. If symptoms persist for more than a week or worsen, you should promptly consult a urologist for examination. The doctor will prescribe medication or physical therapy based on the type of symptom. Maintaining moderate exercise and avoiding excessive anxiety will also help with the recovery process.
