Patient's question:
Doctor, because I feel some discomfort in my prostate and have mild frequent urination (I usually don't go to the toilet at night, at most just once), I recently had a prostate fluid examination. The results are as follows: 1. Leukocyte esterase (+++) 2. White blood cells (+) 3. Red blood cells (Negative) 4. Epithelial cells (+-) 5. pH 7.06 6. Sperm (Negative) 7. Other (Negative). The doctor said it might be mild prostatitis. Do you believe it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, Encourage Doctors: Basis for Mild Prostatitis: 1. Leukocyte (++) 2. Lysolipid (++++). Chronic prostatitis can be said to be the most common disease in urology, with a large number of patients. Due to the anatomical structure and physiological characteristics of the prostate, the course of the disease is often long, causing great suffering to patients. Some may even lose confidence in self-healing. Therefore, we recommend a self-massage therapy to complement the treatment of this disease, in order to promote the recovery of patients and speed up their recovery.