Patient's question:
I check my body carefully once a year because I am afraid of getting any disease, so I get a full health check every year. This year, my prostate white blood cell count is high. What should I do? Can this condition be gradually treated? What should I pay attention to in daily life, and what foods are good for me to eat more?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis with elevated white blood cells requires consideration of the following factors. The first is bacterial infection of the prostate. The second aspect is non-bacterial inflammation, which can also lead to a decrease in white blood cells, primarily based on lymphocytes. Bacterial infections, on the other hand, are based on neutrophils. For the time being, it can be treated with antibacterial medications, while also complementing some physical therapy methods for blood-activating treatment.