How should I diagnose and treat my prostatitis?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: 24
Prostatitis, with secretions from the urethral orifice and itching/pain at the front of the genitalia. After thorough examination and laboratory tests at the hospital, the results are as follows:
Specimen: EPS
Test Results:
Lipid bodies: Extremely few
White blood cells: ++
G-negative diplococci: +
Red blood cells: +
G-positive cocci: 0-4/HPF
Granulocytes: 0-4/HPF
Mold: Epithelial cells 5-1

Doctor's answer:

Hello; According to your current careful examination results, your symptoms may be related to bacterial prostatitis to some extent. However, it is recommended that you wait for the ureaplasma examination results to come out before considering specific treatment methods. Pay attention not to use medication blindly for self-treatment. It is advised that you consider treatment only after the examination results are released one by one. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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