[Complex therapy of chronic bacterial prostatitis using matrix-urologist laser therapy]

Area of Science:

• Urology
• Medical Technology
• Infectious Diseases

Background:

• Chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) is a persistent infection requiring effective treatment strategies.
• Current treatments for CBP include antibiotics and physical therapies, with varying success rates.
• Optimizing CBP management is crucial for improving patient quality of life.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the efficacy of vibromagnetolaser therapy in conjunction with antibiotic treatment for CBP.
• To compare the outcomes of vibromagnetolaser therapy against manual massage in CBP patients.

Main Methods:

• A randomized controlled study involving 49 CBP patients.
• The study group (n=27) received sparfloxacin plus vibromagnetolaser therapy (VMLG-10 unit).
• The control group (n=22) received sparfloxacin plus manual massage.

Main Results:

• Bacterial eradication was achieved in 92% of the study group versus 86.4% in the control group.
• Both treatment groups showed symptom attenuation and reduced prostate size.
• Leukocyte counts in prostatic secretion were normalized in both groups.

Conclusions:

• Vibromagnetolaser therapy, using the VMLG-10 unit, enhances the effectiveness of antibiotic treatment for CBP.
• This laser therapy approach offers a promising adjunct for managing chronic bacterial prostatitis.
• The Matrix-urologist laser therapy unit demonstrates potential for improving CBP treatment outcomes.