Patient's question:
Doctor: I had a routine examination of prostatic fluid yesterday, and the results are as follows: Color: White,:++, White blood cells:+, Red blood cells and pus cells: None, Epithelial cells: A few, pH: 6.7. At that time, the doctor said I have prostatitis. Hello, which test result is normal?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common disease among men, mostly occurring in young and middle-aged adults. In clinical diagnosis, prostatitis can be divided into two types: acute and chronic. Acute prostatitis is less common in clinical diagnosis, while chronic prostatitis has a higher incidence rate among adults. Due to the frequent co-occurrence of seminal vesiculitis with chronic prostatitis, it is also referred to as prostatovesiculitis.Causes 1. Causes of Acute Prostatitis: The onset often occurs when the body's overall or local resistance weakens. Pathogenic bacteria enter the prostate through the bloodstream or the urethra from other lesions in the body.