Patient's question:
My prostate fluid test results are as follows:Appearance: Milky white
Leukocyte esterase: ++
RBC: -
WBC: ++
Pus cells: -
Prostatic granules: -
Amyloid bodies: -
MRI findings:
Both kidneys are of normal size and shape, with uniform parenchymal echoes. No significant combined dark areas were observed in the collecting system, nor were any obvious strong light masses seen. No significant dilation was noted in either ureter. The bladder is well-filled with smooth walls and good internal echo transmission.
Prostate size: 33mm x 27mm x 23mm, with a regular shape and approximately symmetrical left-right distribution resembling a chestnut shape. The capsule is clear, and internal pinpoint echoes are visible.
Diagnosis: The prostate echoes show pinpoint patterns. The doctor said it's prostatitis.
Hello everyone, is this really prostatitis? I'm not sure, and I'd like to verify it. If it is, how severe is it? What treatment should I follow? And what precautions should I take in daily life?
Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis alone with medication does not yield ideal results, which is due to the anatomical structure of the prostate. The prostate is covered by a thick lipid membrane, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate to the affected area. We advocate targeted treatment. Faced with different causes and bacteria, different treatment methods are determined. There are also many treatment methods, such as drug delivery catheter directly administered into the prostate gland, prostate CRS light guide therapy, non-surgical intervention treatment pioneer "spiral thermomagnetic ablation," and ion titanium prostate treatment gold technology, etc. The effect is very significant. The purpose of treatment is.