Patient's question:
Approximately 2 years, I have had premature ejaculation issues. What kind of assistance do you need: Recently, I had a thorough examination at a specialized hospital and found that my seminal fluid lecithin corpuscles were low at 50%. There were + white blood cells. Gram-positive bacteria were also +, but after treatment, the Gram-positive bacteria were gone. However, the lecithin corpuscles are still low at 62%. White blood cells are slightly high at 5-10 hp. Can medication solve this? Those instrumental treatments are too expensive.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the Gram-positive bacteria you are currently treating have gone away, then you don't need to continue taking medication. Just pay attention to regulation during daily life. Because as long as a man's penis is erect, the prostate becomes engorged with blood, which can lead to aseptic inflammation. Therefore, every man has prostatitis, just to varying degrees. Spermatic granules and white blood cells can never be negative.Suggestions: If you currently have no symptoms, just make sure to eat more high-quality protein like beef and fish in your daily diet, stay active, and maintain a regular lifestyle. This way, you can endure it in the long run.