Patient's question:
My current symptoms are significant swelling and pain in the left groin, normal urination, and reduced sexual function. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination of prostatic fluid, and the results showed grayish-white color, 55% lecithin corpuscles, 23-25 white blood cells/HPF, and a pH of 6.9. I wonder if it could be chronic prostatitis. If so, is there any good medicine to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Inflammation of the male prostate can only temporarily relieve symptoms with conventional medications, and it cannot be cured. The condition tends to recur and is difficult to treat in the long term. The main reason why prostate diseases are hard to cure is a series of internal and external factors, including blocked drug absorption channels, blocked metabolic channels, and blocked nutritional channels. It is recommended to visit a formal hospital for examination as soon as symptoms are detected.