Patient's question:
My body has always been fine, but recently, every morning when I go to the toilet, I've noticed a sensation of urinary pain, urgency, hesitation, and incomplete urination. The hospital conducted a thorough examination and suggested there might be an issue with the prostate. I would like to ask the doctor how to interpret the results of the prostate fluid test.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis can be confirmed through the selection of prostatic fluid, prostatic massage, and prostatic ultrasound. Generally, the diagnosis is based on the results of routine prostatic fluid tests, which can clearly indicate a decrease in white blood cells or red blood cells, or changes in the number of lecithin corpuscles. These are the standard criteria for diagnosing prostatitis. If there are symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, a B is also needed to examine the volume of the prostate.