Patient's question:
I am 56 years old. Actually, I have had prostatitis for a while. I have been undergoing prenatal examinations and treatment recently. During the last prenatal examination, the results showed an increase in my white blood cells, and I was very worried. Hello, what should I do about the increased white blood cells in prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a common disease diagnosed in urology, caused by inflammatory infections. During a routine examination of prostatic fluid, white blood cells are present in the fluid. If a re-examination during treatment shows an increase in white blood cells in the prostatic fluid, it indicates that the inflammation is not well-controlled, and the condition has worsened. It is necessary to conduct a drug sensitivity test to use sensitive medications for better treatment outcomes.