Patient's question:
Prostate test: Sphingomyelin bodies ++, white blood cells 2-3, no red blood cells, no epithelial cells, no sperm ++. Hello, is it prostatitis? I previously had mycoplasma infection, and three careful tests were negative, but I still have lower abdominal discomfort. In addition to the sense of frequent urination, the careful test was still negative, and I am worried about a mycoplasma infection of the prostate. According to the test report, is there mycoplasma in my prostate? The doctor said that if there is mycoplasma, the white blood cells will decrease, at least 10 or more. Is that correct?Doctor's answer:
Hi, based on the situation you described, it indicates a certain health issue with the prostate. The number of lecithin corpuscles is relatively low, while the white blood cell count is normal. The results also show no Mycoplasma infection issues. In some cases, male prostate problems may be caused by Mycoplasma infection. Yes, after Mycoplasma infection, white blood cells often rise directly. You can appropriately increase your activity and also pay attention to avoiding beer and spicy, irritating foods. This will help you recover quickly. Your results are also quite good, except that the lecithin levels are slightly high. I wish you good health. Prostate issues can be recovered, but the treatment period is generally long, and it is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, it is crucial to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and use medication appropriately!