3D Prostatitis Cure Clinical Cases

From a pathological change aspect, prostatitis can be divided into three phases (1) prostate infection; (2) enlarged prostate ; (3) prostate blockage and calcification

From a causative pathogen aspect, prostatitis can be divided into three types (1) bacterial prostatitis infection (staphylococcus aureus, proteus, and enterococcus infections, etc.), (2) nonbacterial prostatitis infection (fungus, Chlamydia, mycoplasma, and virus infections, etc.), and (3) mixed prostate infection.

For example, a patient suffering from a prostate infection can have both bacterial prostatitis and nonbacterial prostatitis. He can have an infected prostate, urethra, bladder, seminal vesicles, epididymis, and systemic (whole body) infections. Prostate blockage can be soft (inflammatory substances), hard (calcified material), and a combination of the two. Also, prostate blockages can often occur in several places. If a patient has long history of prostate disease, complicated infections, and extensive prostate blockages and calcification he may need to return for additional 3D Prostatitis Treatment.

Because of the prostate blockages and calcification, standard oral and/or IV antibiotic treatments offered in developed and undeveloped countries are not effective. As a result of overuse and misuse of oral and/or IV antibiotics, many foreign and domestic patients experience failed prostatitis treatment and systemic complications. For example Dr. Aldo, a patient from US, was suffering from prostatitis for many years. He was seen and treated by several urologists who prescribed different oral and IV antibiotics. His condition worsened during 5 years of antibiotic treatment. The urologists in America could not solve the problem. Introduce by his friend from India, Dr. Aldo came to China for 3D Prostatitis Treatment. Upon testing him, seven pathogens were found in his genitourinary system. After two rounds of 3D Prostatitis Treatment he was cured. Dr. Aldo was of course very grateful that Dr. Song cured him.