Patient's question:
If you go to the hospital for a prostate fluid test, what is the normal value of white blood cells? If white blood cells are too high or too low, what adverse effects will they cause in the body? In addition to the absence of cells or the content of elements, what is relatively important in a detailed examination of prostate fluid?Doctor's answer:
The normal value of white blood cells in prostatic fluid is around 0-5, which is considered normal. If the white blood cell count exceeds the normal range and is positive, and the white blood cells are more than 5-10, this indicates that there is a bacterial infection in the prostatic fluid. Further testing through bacterial culture of prostatic fluid is required. If the infection is caused by inflammation, antibiotics such as cephalosporins or penicillins should be used for treatment.