Patient's question:
A 28-year-old male, after a thorough examination, showed the following results: 50% lipid bodies, + white blood cells, + pus cells, + mycoplasma, - chlamydia. How severe is your condition? How effective is the interventional fusion therapy for the prostate?Doctor's answer:
Hello: It works very well! It can be treated in any municipal hospital! Acute prostatitis can be determined based on urine or prostatic fluid bacterial culture results to choose sensitive antibiotics. However, if bacterial culture is not available in the early stage of treatment or under certain conditions, it is important to promptly use high-dose, effective broad-spectrum antibiotics to control the spread of the condition. Currently, cephalosporin antibiotics are commonly used. For clinical diagnosis, Ofloxacin can be used, with a dose of 1.5 grams per time, twice daily, dissolved in 100 milliliters of liquid for intravenous infusion.