Patient's question:
Did the test results show any problems? How should it be treated? Leukocytes WBC 2+/HP Epithelial cells Epithelial +/-/HP Sphingomyelin bodies 3+/HP Amyloid bodies +/-/HP Sperm not found What kind of help is needed: Did the test results show any problems? How should it be treated? Leukocytes WBC 2+/HP Epithelial cells Epithelial +/-/HP Sphingomyelin bodies 3+/HP Amyloid bodies +/-/HP Sperm not foundDoctor's answer:
Hello? According to your test results, prostatitis is present, but based on the number of lecithin bodies, the inflammation is considered to be of short duration and mild? Timely treatment is needed? Treating prostatitis is relatively difficult, and medication is generally only prescribed after thorough and careful examination?Advice: You need to have a prostatic fluid bacterial culture and mycoplasma culture. Generally, this test should be repeated at least twice. Only when the same results are obtained can treatment be targeted at the type of infection, allowing for early recovery?
Patients should be aware of the dangers of prostatitis, and we should promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles. Avoid delaying medical consultation. If prostatitis does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly reassess and adjust the treatment plan?