Patient's question:
Prostate fluid checked carefully～Sphingomyelin bodies are extremely few～No white blood cells and red blood cells～What is this? Is medication necessary? ThanksDoctor's answer:
If the prostate fluid test shows an increase in lecithin corpuscles but no other abnormalities such as white blood cells, then the possibility of non-bacterial prostatitis should not be ruled out. In this case, if symptoms are present, some oral medication can be taken for treatment. If there are no symptoms, medication may not be necessary. It is advisable to avoid prolonged sitting or cycling, spicy and irritating foods, and restraint of sexual desire. In addition to timely treatment, prostate patients should also pay attention to maintaining a good mood in their daily lives.