Patient's question:
Health check revealed the following abnormalities:1. Prostate stones
2. Elevated uric acid: 27.10 μmol/L
3. Elevated globulin (GLB): 30.4
4. Elevated white blood cells (WBC): 10
5. Elevated absolute lymphocyte count (LYM): 3.26
6. Elevated absolute monocyte count (MONO): 0.69
7. Elevated mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC): 360
Seeking consultation:
1. How do these elevated cell counts indicate prostate stones along with prostatitis?
2. Is this condition serious? What are the complications, and how is it treated? I am only 21 years old, and there were no stones in my previous health check.
Doctor's answer:
Based on your description and self-perception, integrating your three health check reports and clinical diagnosis of symptoms, it is advisable to consult with a urology specialist for guidance. It is recommended that you visit a reputable private traditional Chinese medicine hospital to see a urology specialist. The doctor will consider the clinical symptoms and multiple elevated indicators, which are likely caused by prostatic calculi and inflammation. The treatment should be determined as either oral medication or intravenous infusion, with antibiotics for 5 to 7 days, combined with oral Prostect. After medication, re-examine all indicators two weeks after the symptoms disappear.