Patient's question:
Prostate examination urine: Normal prostatic fluid color; gray-white lipid globules; ++ + white blood cells; 6-9 red blood cells; negative epithelial cells; negative prostatic granular cells; negative pus cells; negative pH; 6.5 secretion white blood cells; negative red blood cells; negative epithelial cells; negative mixed bacteria; negative. Have you ever been treated and what were the results? Am I cured of prostatitis after a thorough examination?Doctor's answer:
Carefully checked, there are no issues, and everything is within the normal range. Although the test results are normal, they cannot prove that the prostate is undamaged. Sometimes tests can have inaccuracies. Prostatitis is based on stagnation, with inflamed ducts being blocked. During tests, what may be expelled could be unblocked ducts, while the inflamed secretions in blocked abscesses and dead spaces are not expelled.Hello, what symptoms do you have? How old are you? How is your current sexual function? Please provide more detailed medical history information so I can better assist you with guidance. For prostatitis patients, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of recurrence. If left untreated, it can affect your overall health condition.