Patient's question:
A month ago, I underwent a thorough examination at a top-tier hospital and was diagnosed with bacterial chronic prostatitis. After treatment, a reexamination showed no white blood cells in the prostatic fluid. Half a month ago, a reexamination revealed 5-8 white blood cells in the prostatic fluid. Yesterday, I went to a second-tier hospital for another reexamination, and the white blood cells filled the entire field of view. Today, I came back to the top-tier hospital for another reexamination, which showed 0-1 white blood cells in the prostatic fluid. The doctor said there was no need for drug sensitivity testing. However, I still feel a bit of urinary frequency.Doctor's answer:
If it is not just this type of white blood cell, it proves that the inflammation has not been completely eliminated. If possible, it is still better to seek treatment in this regard as soon as possible, which is beneficial for the prostate. Prostatitis is a serious condition, and patients are advised to seek timely symptomatic treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow the advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, pay attention to dietary issues, avoid spicy foods, and prevent worsening the condition.