Patient's question:
How to treat prostatic cyst well, it was found that I have a prostatic cyst, which is 0.80.8CM in size, with no medical history. I heard people say this and that, and I'm undecided. I want to think about what the experts should do.Doctor's answer:
First and foremost, it needs to be clarified that prostatic fluid is one of the main diagnostic methods for carefully examining prostatitis. The main components in prostatic fluid that hold definitive diagnostic significance are the number of lecithin corpuscles and white blood cells. In normal prostatic fluid, the number of white blood cells is less than 10/HP, and the lecithin corpuscles are 3--4+. The increase in lecithin corpuscles and the continuous rise in white blood cells indicate inflammation in the prostate. However, in clinical diagnosis, the diagnosis of the disease still requires the combination of clinical manifestations and relevant laboratory tests to confirm the disease. Wishing you good health.