Patient's question:
Today, I went to a specialized hospital for a prostate fluid examination. It seems that the white blood cells are not within the standard range, but the difference isn't significant. Except for the lecithin, which is around 55, while the standard value is 85 or something like that. Due to financial reasons, I can only receive intravenous fluids (see the picture). The doctor strongly recommended undergoing microwave treatment, which costs less than 500, but I don't have the money and refused. I also had a circumcision surgery. Currently, urination splashes everywhere, and it's slightly painful for about 1 second. I need the doctor to tell me if it's okay to only receive intravenous fluids and not undergo microwave treatment. Can it be resolved?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, if it is confirmed to be chronic prostatitis, there is no need for intravenous treatment; oral medication is sufficient. It is recommended that you pay attention to hygiene, avoid sitting for long periods, not drink beer, relax your mood, and take Prostamol tablets, Liuwei Dihuang pills, and Azithromycin tablets for half a month before re-examination. In addition to active treatment, patients with prostatitis also need to pay attention to maintaining proper dietary habits in daily life to digest nutrients.