Patient's question:
How is prostatitis treated? Prostatic fluid test results: white blood cells > 30/HP, lecithin corpuscles: ++/HPDoctor's answer:
Prostatitis, a common and prevalent male disease, is currently not very well understood in terms of its causes, so treatment is not very effective. Antibiotics are a commonly used method for treating prostatitis. They diffuse from the plasma into the prostatic fluid, and most are effective against Gram-positive bacteria that cause urinary tract infections. However, due to their inability to penetrate the lipid membrane of the prostate epithelium and enter the prostatic acini to achieve therapeutic effects, the treatment outcomes are not very ideal.