Patient's question:
Chronic prostatitis, first thorough examination: pH: 6.0, white blood cells: 20-30, lecithin corpuscles: 2. Later after taking medication, second hospital examination thorough check: pH 7.0, lecithin corpuscles 1, red blood cells 0-1, white blood cells 80-100. Is this getting better or worse?Doctor's answer:
The etiology of prostatitis is complex, especially when it comes to the symptoms of chronic prostatitis, which are diverse and often obscure, making diagnosis difficult. Additionally, medications struggle to reach the affected area, easily leading to persistent and recurrent prostatic diseases. Combining the use of Chinese and Western medications with physical therapy can yield satisfactory clinical outcomes. This involves determining the most sensitive medications based on test results and the nature of prostatitis, using them in adequate doses, and following a prescribed course of treatment.