How can a routine checkup of prostatic fluid be interpreted?

Patient's question:

Male, 26 years old, in good health, recently had a detailed examination of his semen at the hospital. The semen was abnormal, so a detailed examination of the prostatic fluid was conducted. The results showed: color milky, consistency thin, lecithin corpuscles 10% wbc 35-45/HP, sperm (-), rbc (-), granulocytes 1-2/HP, fungi (-), epithelial cells 0-1/HP, pH 7.2. Smear: G-coccus slightly, G-coccus (-), G+ bacilli slightly, G- bacilli (-). Is the problem serious?

Doctor's answer:

This situation is likely bacterial prostatitis, but it's not very serious. You can take some anti-inflammatory medication, traditional Chinese medicine, and other treatments. There's no need to worry too much. In daily life, avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating foods. Prevent infections, moderately control sexual activity, and avoid sitting for too long. Prostate patients can understand standard treatment while using dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It's crucial to avoid extreme hunger or overeating and never overindulge in food.

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