Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough examination of the prostate, but I saw that one item requires a careful examination of the lecithin corpuscles. Is it necessary to check the lecithin corpuscles during the prostate examination?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the examination of lecithin corpuscles is a highly specific test for the prostate. If there are more lecithin corpuscles in the prostatic fluid and an increase is observed during the examination, it can be clearly diagnosed as prostatitis, most commonly chronic prostatitis. The treatment for prostatitis primarily involves antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs to restore the lecithin corpuscles in the body.