Patient's question:
My uncle is 54 years old this year. A year ago, he was diagnosed with prostatitis. The detailed examination results this year showed that the white blood cell count in his prostate was 4+. It's very clear that everyone doesn't quite understand, so I want to ask what does a prostate white blood cell count of 4+ mean?Doctor's answer:
The current careful examination results show four plus signs of white blood cells in the prostate, which is mainly considered to be caused by chronic inflammation-induced prostatitis, leading to the current symptoms. It is recommended to take anti-inflammatory drugs orally in a timely manner for treatment to alleviate symptoms. Generally, it is advised to choose cephalosporin-based anti-inflammatory drugs, and it is also recommended to drink more water to enhance metabolism. In terms of diet, it is best to focus on light foods.