Is prostatitis caused by bacteria or non-bacteria, white blood cells?

Patient's question:

I am 27 years old, male with premature ejaculation, premature ejaculation, often neurasthenia, poor sleep, urinary urgency, frequent urination, incomplete urination, lack of energy, and often stomach pain. Please ask if prostatitis is bacterial or non-bacterial based on white blood cells.

Doctor's answer:

The continuous increase in white blood cells indicates inflammation in a bacterial prostatitis. It is best to promptly visit a hospital for a thorough examination to determine the cause and use antibacterial medications for treatment in a timely manner. Pay attention to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the perineum, preventing excessive sexual activity, and suppressing sexual behavior. During treatment, patients should adhere to a balanced diet, maintain regular sleep patterns, actively participate in physical exercise, and regulate their physical and mental health to prevent bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.

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