Patient's question:
Urethritis and prostatitis, since the first time having sex with a condom, the urethral orifice has been swollen for over ten years, with no abnormal discharge. Urine culture showed no bacterial growth, and prostatic culture for Neisseria gonorrhoeae was negative. General bacterial smear of the secretion found a very small amount of G, but the general bacterial culture of the secretion showed no bacterial growth. Prostatic routine egg phospholipid corpuscles 3 (standard >), white blood cells 2-4 (standardDoctor's answer:
If there is no discomfort at the urethral orifice or during urination, no action is needed. Normally, retract the foreskin to clean the glans. If suffering from phimosis, undergo circumcision. For chronic prostatitis with symptoms, take oral medication. Prostatitis is a condition that is not easily resolved. Patients should maintain a positive mindset and confront it with optimism. This can boost their confidence in combating prostatitis, thereby facilitating recovery.