Patient's question:
Patient: Male, 20 years old. Previous thorough examination revealed prostatic calcification spots. The current re-examination results are as follows: Color gray | RBC 0 HP | Appearance rare | Leukocyte bodies 40% | pH value 7.0 | WBC 12-16 HP. Below are the results of the routine urinalysis: pH 6.0 | Nitrite glucose 0 mmol/L | Vitamin C 0 mmol/L | Specific gravity 1.030 | Hematuria 0 cells/L | Protein 0 g/L | Bilirubin 0 μmol/L | Urobilinogen Normal | Ketone bodies 0 mmol/L | Leukocytes 0 cells/LDoctor's answer:
Hello, according to your careful examination results, the main issue is still slightly caused by prostatitis. Suggestions: It is recommended to consider intravenous treatment first. You can receive ofloxacin. After that, you can take some symptomatic medication. It is suggested to consider using levofloxacin capsules and Pulevan tablets for treatment, which should be fine. Pay attention to drinking more water to enhance the elimination of inflammation and symptomatic treatment. Wish you good health! Prostate can be stabilized, but the treatment cycle is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment.