What are the normal results for a routine prostate examination and a routine semen analysis?

Patient's question:

Male, 26 years old, frequent dreams at night. The detailed examination results are as follows: Prostate, grayish-white, white blood cells 35-48, epithelial cells purulent cells++, soft phospholipids 43% Semen: Light yellow color, pH 8.5, A7%, white blood cells 4-5/HP Can you please ask the doctor to make a detailed speculation? The more detailed, the better. I'm very anxious.

Doctor's answer:

Diagnosis: The prostate is located below the bladder and above the perineal diaphragm. The urethra passes through the center of the prostate, with the prostate surrounding the urethra. Inflammation in this area indicates prostatitis!
Advice: If there are no symptoms, you don't need to worry about it for now. If necessary, you can have a prostatic fluid examination to check the condition of the prostate. However, you should quit smoking and drinking, reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods, drink more water, urinate frequently, and clean the urinary tract and pathogens. Avoid overexertion and prolonged sitting, and control sexual activity [about 2 times per week]. Avoid cold exposure and excessive indulgence.

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