Antimicrobial therapy is indicated for acute and chronic<unk> . Patients are generally treated in an outpatient setting unless severe disease (e.g. bacteremia) is suspected. Empirical therapy for both acute and chronic<unk>  includes monotherapy with either ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin, or TMP-SMX for at least 6 weeks. When culture results are obtained, antimicrobial therapy may be narrowed down to cover the causative pathogen more adequately. Addition of alpha blocker may be considered for the symptomatic management of bacterial<unk> . Inflammatory<unk>  may be treated with NSAIDs, allopurinol, or cernilton. Patients not responding to medical therapy or without improvement in the fever after 36 hours of therapy should be investigated for an abscess or any other complication by using ultrasound, CT scan or an MRi.
Prostatitis medical therapy
Dyspareunia medical therapy
Proctitis medical therapy
Urethral cancer medical therapy
Urethral cancer surgery
Prostatitis surgery
Cystitis medical therapy
Gynecomastia medical therapy