Prostatitis can be divided into two main sections...: The Infection type & Blockage and Calcification

1 - Causative pathogens (infection type) also can be divided into three types:

• Bacteria infection, like staphylococcus aureus, proteus, enterococcus infections, etc
• Nonbacterial infection, such as fungus, chlamydia, mycoplasma, virus infections, and so on...
• Mixed infection, for example, a patient has both bacterial infection and nonbacterial infection.

From the infected areas aspect, some prostatitis patients only have infection in the prostate; some patients have infection in the prostate, urethra, bladder, seminal vesicles, epididymis, etc.; and some patients may also have a systemic infection(s), through the whole body.

2 - Blockage and calcification, this prostatitis can be divided into three types too:

• Simple blockage
• Blockage combined with calcification
• Blockage and calcification existing in several places.

Every patient is different, so the treatment duration is different, and the treatment result is different.

Generally speaking, the shorter history a patient has, the less serious infection and blockage he has, and the shorter his treatment will be, and so the higher the chance that he can be cured in one trip.

On the other hand, a patient who has a longer history, with a more complicated infection, blockage and calcification, then he will need a longer period of treatment. If he wants to be cured completely, he may need a second round of treatment or even more. 
 

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