Patient's question:
Male, 27 years old. Has a long and frequent sexual history. Prostate examination results: pH value 6.8, slightly epithelial cells, small lipid bodies +++, white blood cells +++ unevenly arranged, granular cells 1—5/HP. Currently experiencing sexual dissatisfaction, rapid ejaculation upon insertion, and nonliquefying semen. How serious is this? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis (prosaiis) refers to a prostate disease characterized by urethral irritation symptoms and chronic pelvic pain as its main clinical manifestations, caused by a variety of complex factors. It is a common condition in urology, accounting for the highest proportion among male patients under 50 years old. Although the incidence of prostatitis is high, its etiology remains unclear, especially for non-bacterial prostatitis. Therefore, its treatment primarily focuses on symptom relief. It is recommended to seek examination and treatment at a formal specialized hospital, taking medication under the guidance of a doctor.