Patient's question:
Got married for half a month and found that my husband has severe premature ejaculation, making it impossible to have sex. Since we hadn't been together before, I didn't know much about his specific situation. I had his semen checked at the hospital and found that there were many white blood cells, indicating chronic prostatitis. Is it possible that it could be prostate cancer, or what is the matter with prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if your PSA is lower than the normal value, there may be a possibility of prostate cancer. The gold standard for confirming cancer is a pathological examination. You have lymph nodes in your pelvis, and they are swollen. It is recommended that you check what the pathological examination says. If the pathological examination suggests prostate cancer, then these lymph nodes may be metastatic.Regarding this disease, I assume you have some understanding of it. When facing health issues, we should actively take treatment measures and not hesitate to seek medical attention. If the disease does not improve with treatment, it is important to adjust the treatment plan promptly.