Patient's question:
Last year, I had a thorough examination of the prostate, and the results showed ++ white blood cells and + lecithin. Since I had no symptoms, I took two boxes of anti-inflammatory medication. I haven't been back since then. About my past treatment and condition: No history of illness, but I often drink beer, usually two bottles at a time. As for what kind of assistance I need: I have no discomfort, so do you think I need to take medication in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a chronic condition with a prolonged treatment duration, requiring relatively strict management. There is a special tissue structure surrounding the prostate, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate its interior. Currently, clinical diagnosis primarily relies on physical therapy combined with appropriate medication to achieve better outcomes than natural recovery. It is recommended that you revisit the hospital for follow-up and, under the guidance of a doctor, develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific condition for complete recovery. Additionally, in daily life, proper self-care is essential, such as: drinking more water, getting adequate rest, increasing physical activity, avoiding cold exposure, not holding in urine, preventing excessive sexual activity, reducing consumption of spicy and irritating foods, and quitting smoking and alcohol.