Patient's question:
Lecithin corpuscles: traceEpithelial cells: trace
Leukocytes + RBCs: negative
Mold: occasional
Trichomonas: negative
Gardnerella: positive
Clue cells: positive
Mycoplasma: negative
G- diplococcus: negative
Please check if the prostatitis is severe and how to treat it well.
Doctor's answer:
Active cooperation with the doctor can lead to a cure. When the patient exhibits obvious systemic symptoms, high fever, and a significant decline in blood white blood cells, intravenous medication should be administered. After one week, oral medication should be switched to continue until the end of one month. It is essential to select a broad-spectrum antibiotic that can diffuse and penetrate the prostate quickly and effectively for intravenous use to rapidly control symptoms and prevent the condition from becoming chronic prostatitis. After obtaining the bacterial culture results, a sensitive antibiotic should be used. Commonly used broad-spectrum antibiotics include cephalosporins and fluoroquinolone anti-infective drugs.