Limit Risks When Using Long Antibiotic Courses for Prostatitis

November 2018

We're getting questions about how to treat prostatitis...especially with growing concerns about quinolones.

Prostatitis is often NOT bacterial...but when it is, treatment can be tricky. Few antibiotics penetrate the prostate well, so long courses may be needed...plus bugs are often resistant.

Save antibiotics for men with a confirmed bacterial cause.

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Limit Risks When Using Long Antibiotic Courses for Prostatitis

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