Patient's question:
Prostatitis. About one year of tests and check-up results: Prostatic fluid test results: Appearance: Milky, Sphingomyelin bodies: 30%, Leukocytes: 20—25 per HP, Fungus: Positive. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Had a low-temperature plasma radiofrequency ablation surgery yesterday, performed through the urethral orifice. What kind of help is needed: What treatment should be done next?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common disease in men. There are many causes of prostatitis, such as prolonged standing or sitting, excessive smoking, alcohol consumption, spicy and irritating foods, phimosis, frequent sexual activity or excessive masturbation, and unclean sexual experiences. The treatment principles involve the use of antibiotics in combination with physical therapy to accelerate drug penetration and quickly achieve the goal of treatment. The regulation method is based on a light, easily digestible diet, consuming more fruits and vegetables, and reducing spicy and irritating foods, as well as quitting smoking and alcohol to minimize the chance of prostatic congestion. Maintain a normal sexual life according to individual circumstances.