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Nine patients were prescribed antibiotics based on their NGS findings, but only 1 exhibited symptom improvement (11%). NGS commonly identified bacteria in CPPS patients, but these did not localize to the prostate. NGS positivity did not correlate with symptom severity and antibiotic therapy was seldom effective. NGS detected uropathogens more frequently in those with clinical symptoms suggestive of urinary tract infection. Clinical trials are needed to examine the utility of NGS-guided antibiotics in this subpopulation. NGS commonly identified bacte
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