Patient's question:
I previously carefully checked for prostatitis, and the results showed extremely few lecithin corpuscles each time, with many white blood cells filling the entire field of view multiple times. In the recent three results, it was 35-40 (filling the entire field of view), 55-60 (also filling the entire field of view). However, this time the lecithin corpuscles were moderate. Has it improved? How much more than the specific number is "filling the entire field of view"?Doctor's answer:
Here, the term "full field of view" refers to the entire area visible under the microscope when using it. At this point, it is called a full field of view. Don't be too nervous. From your report, it has slightly improved. This requires dedicated treatment, but there is one thing I must remind you: never go to so-called specialized hospitals for this condition. You must go to a regular hospital's urology department. Prostate issues can be recovered, but the treatment process is generally slow, and the condition is prone to relapse after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, medication must be used according to the symptoms. Additionally, patients need to maintain a light diet, avoid foods, and not smoke or drink beer.