Patient's question:
I have benign prostatic hyperplasia. During this year's health check-up at my workplace, it was said that my test results were abnormal. I went to another top-tier hospital for a re-examination. When I looked at the detailed test results, I couldn't understand them. I would like to ask what the normal value of white blood cells in the prostate is, so I can have a reference. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
How to carefully examine the location of the prostate, if the prostate fluid has a decrease in white blood cells, then it is considered to be more than 10 per high-power field, and it can be considered as prostatitis. In normal conditions, white blood cells should be minimized, and the number of lecithin corpuscles should be basically more than three plus signs to be considered normal. Prostate hyperplasia is generally caused by an increase in volume and function. In a normal prostate, cancer cells should be between 0 to 5. Prostate conditions are prone to recurring.