Patient's question:
Can a full field of leukocytes in prostatic fluid definitely indicate bacterial prostatitis? Is there a possibility of non-bacterial prostatitis? In what way can you help me alleviate my doubts?Doctor's answer:
If it is aseptic prostatitis, the white blood cells in the prostatic fluid should be normal or slightly elevated, with a decrease in lecithin corpuscles. If the white blood cell count is very high, it is likely caused by bacterial prostatitis.Recommendation: It is recommended to use effective antibiotics promptly and seek treatment as soon as possible. If left untreated for too long and becomes chronic, it will be even more difficult to treat in the future.
For patients with prostatitis, in addition to timely treatment, they should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep at all times. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover quickly from the condition. I hope the above answer is helpful to you. Thank you!