Patient's question:
I went to the local People's Hospital on September 8th for a detailed examination of prostatic fluid. The test report showed 3+ white blood cells and 3+ lecithin, indicating prostatitis. I was prescribed medication for one and a half months. After taking the medicine, I went back for a follow-up test on September 11th, and the results showed 2-5/HP white blood cells and 3+ lecithin. What should I do now? Do I still need to take medication?Doctor's answer:
From your test results, it appears to be improving, so there's no need to worry too much. You should practice self-counseling and maintain a cheerful and optimistic attitude in life. You should abstain from alcohol and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Prevent holding urine, prolonged sitting, and long periods of cycling or horseback riding. Pay attention to keeping warm and enhance your physical exercise. If symptoms persist, you should seek medical attention from a regular hospital for a thorough examination and treatment. If you need more details, you can click on 【Consult with an Expert】 to communicate with me online. I hope this can help you.Prostate inflammation patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding the appropriate medication. In daily life, a balanced diet is necessary, and irritating foods should be avoided.