Patient's question:
Prostate fluid test report:Lecithin corpuscles: +
Bacteria: Normal
Epithelial cells: 0-5
Abnormal epithelial cells
Leukocyte qualitative: 10—20
Leukocyte quantitative: 0 mm3
Red blood cell qualitative: 0—5
Red blood cell quantitative: 0 mm3
Ureaplasma urealyticum: Negative
Chlamydia trachomatis: Negative
Ultrasound report:
Both kidneys are of normal size, with uniform cortical echoes, and no abnormalities in the renal sinuses. The bladder is adequately filled, with smooth walls and no abnormalities in the lumen.
Prostate size: 4.4 × 3.0 × 2.3 cm, with slightly uneven internal echoes and an intact capsule. All other findings are normal!
MRI findings:
1. Prostate enlargement.
2. No significant abnormalities in both kidneys, bladder, bilateral testes, and epididymides.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, first of all, from your careful examination report, it can be seen that the lecithin is low and the white blood cells are high, both of which suggest symptoms of prostatitis. Although the prostate size examination is slightly enlarged, it may be caused by a hematoma due to inflammation. If your age has not yet reached over 40, it is still a manifestation of inflammation.Suggestions: First, it is recommended to take medication for treating prostatitis (antibiotics + drugs that regulate the prostate). If symptoms such as frequent urination, incomplete urination, or difficulty urinating occur, Tamsulosin can be added to stabilize urination symptoms. During treatment, avoid alcohol and spicy foods.
Wishing you good health. Prostatitis is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.