Patient's question:
A few days ago, I went to our family hospital for a thorough examination. The results showed that the routine test of prostatic fluid was normal, with no white blood cells, and the lipid droplets were +++. The pH was 6.2. The mycoplasma culture and chlamydia test were both negative. Could you please help me interpret the prostatic fluid culture test?Doctor's answer:
The detailed examination results are normal. The absence of white blood cells is confirmed as there are no white blood cells present. The four plus evidence of lecithin corpuscles indicates that the lecithin corpuscles are full-field and not reduced, which is also normal. The pH level is also not a problem. Based on the current examination results, you do not have prostatitis. If there are other symptoms of physical illness, then it is not likely to be caused by prostatitis.