Patient's question:
Routine prostate examination: pH value: 7.2 Spermatozoa: Occasional Leukocytes: Full field purulent discharge: ++ Prostatic granulocytes: 4-6 HP Prostatic leukocyte excretion test: ++ Contaminating bacteria: ++ Routine urine leukocyte examination: ++ pH value 7.5 CT/ng/ng/ng/ng Diplococcus positive or more are on the examination list All other normal The doctor said the condition is a bit serious. So yesterday I underwent prostatic cavity catheterization to clean the prostate, anesthetized with 0.2g x 3 bottles of levofloxacin, 0.2g x 10 bottles of Lowok, and 1.0g x 3 of cephalosporin. After yesterday's rescue, the condition improved significantly. No white urine secretion, no pain. Today I went for surgery and the doctor gave me over 700 surgical sheets. I asked. Inquired about the same as yesterday.Doctor's answer:
The prostate is a special organ covered by a layer of fibrous membrane. It acts as a drug barrier, making it difficult for drugs to penetrate into the various parts of the prostate affected by diseases. Chronic prostatitis is characterized by a group of complex symptoms due to its etiology. The treatment principles are: (1) Early diagnosis and treatment; (2) Timely, sufficient, and standardized treatment; (3) Different treatment plans for different conditions; (4) Simultaneous treatment of sexual partners. We recommend that you visit our hospital's prostate department for a scientific examination to identify the cause and condition. Advanced screening techniques will be employed to ensure standardized and systematic treatment, aiming for a complete cure.