Prostate examination report item result unit reference value available?

Patient's question:

Prostate Examination Report Item Results Unit Reference Value Sphincter muscle 1+ Leukocyte microscopic examination 2+/HP 0~5 Red blood cell microscopic examination 0-2/HP 0~3
Had frequent masturbation. Initially, severe stimulation during the first sy action caused lower abdominal pain after ejaculation. Subsequently, every ejaculation caused pain. Wearing jeans led to lower abdominal pain, which then radiated to the thigh or knee. Approximately 5 years ago, the penis was short, and the foreskin was too long. Before the condition developed, touching the glans head also caused discomfort (lower back pain), possibly due to prolonged exposure of the glans head under the foreskin (from childhood to now). Recently, I read online that frequently retracting the foreskin might help with phimosis, so I retracted it to the glans head for a few days, which alleviated the condition (now the lower abdomen is more painful, including the testicles). Emission: Semen is granular and colorless, different from masturbation ejaculation.

Doctor's answer:

The situation is quite complex. I think you should first address the issue of excessive foreskin. For those with phimosis and excessive foreskin, it is recommended to have a circumcision before marriage. After treatment, you can then resume sexual activity. For those who have not undergone this treatment, it is necessary to maintain good hygiene of the penis before and after intercourse. Additionally, it is important to always keep the genital area lubricated. During sexual activity, avoid vigorous movements to prevent recurrence of phimosis or frenulum rupture. Then, it is advisable to participate in group sports and engage in appropriate physical activity. For patients, if the condition of the prostate is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication should be administered. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of prostate problems.

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