New Article: Intraprostatic Injections of Antibiotics
Antibiotics can be delivered by various means. Is there a role for direct intraprostatic injection of antibiotics in the treatment of prostatitis?
The direct route of antibiotic delivery has been around for 30 years. There are certainly lots of stories of patients who have had this treatment done. But the question remains: What is the potential benefit?
The subject is reviewed in a new article posted on the Prostatitis Surgery web site. Click below to read the article:
Prostatic Antibiotic Injection
The direct route of antibiotic delivery has been around for 30 years. There are certainly lots of stories of patients who have had this treatment done. But the question remains: What is the potential benefit?
The subject is reviewed in a new article posted on the Prostatitis Surgery web site. Click below to read the article:
Prostatic Antibiotic Injection
Posted by Arnon_Krongrad_MD at 8/19/2010 9:13 PM 
Categories: Treatment
Tags: bacteria virus medication antibiotics chronic prostatitis
Categories: Treatment
Tags: bacteria virus medication antibiotics chronic prostatitis
I have had injections on numerous occasions. I was always benefited in the past from this approach for periods of time lasting from 6 months to 5 years. I have just finished another round and they seem to be diminishing in their return for me at this point. I am not sure if it is because the method of injection has been changed (now trans-perineal - was trans rectal). I am waiting to see haw I am doing in 3 month post inject before I decide if this is still a valid aproach for me.
All I can say for certain is that this approach did but me over 5 years of 100% symptom free living - and that is a wonderful thing.
So - if I have to do something more drastic now - so be it.