Patient's question:
I went to the hospital a few weeks ago for a thorough examination and found that my lecithin had disappeared, with white blood cells at 3. I don't understand what's going on, and they said I have prostatitis. I want to know how to treat severe prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
If you don't have a spermatozoa body, you may be infertile. The spermatozoa body nourishes sperm. Prostatitis is difficult to treat because the prostate gland is a hidden and small organ, and most importantly, it is covered by a lipid membrane. Therefore, medication is currently directly implanted into the prostate for treatment. You can consult a professional urology hospital in your area for more details. For patients, if the condition of prostatitis is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are necessary, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of prostatitis. In addition, patients should maintain a proper diet and stay in a good mood. I hope the answers above can help everyone.