Patient's question:
Here is the test report for prostatic fluid. I asked a doctor at the hospital, and he said I don't have prostatitis, but when I searched online, it said I do have prostatitis. Please help me take a look.Doctor's answer:
First, do you have long-term sexual activity? Long-term sexual activity may lead to impotence and premature ejaculation, damage to the corpus cavernosum, and even chronic prostatitis. If you do have sexual activity, it is recommended to abstain. The result shows that prostatitis is not severe, mainly depending on whether you have symptoms such as frequent urination and urgent urination, which can be contagious. However, the presence of fewer lecithin corpuscles also does not rule out prostatitis. It is important to avoid prolonged sitting and prevent the penis from being erect for a long time, which may cause blood congestion. In addition to treating prostatitis, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.