Patient's question:
Can mild chronic non-bacterial prostatitis heal on its own? Last October, I noticed issues with my erections. A blood test revealed chronic prostatitis. After some time, a urine test and prostatic fluid analysis showed elevated white blood cells in urine but normal white blood cells in prostatic fluid, with a slight amount of lecithin corpuscles. Now, a normal urine test shows a slight amount of lecithin corpuscles. The doctor said it's mild.Doctor's answer:
Perform a thorough examination of the prostatic fluid, which shows elevated white blood cells and increased lecithin corpuscles, confirming the diagnosis of prostatitis. It is recommended that the patient undergoes anti-infection and symptomatic treatment, such as levofloxacin, Harle, and, while also increasing fluid intake to maintain smooth urination. In addition to treating prostatitis, it is advised that the patient pay attention to diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.