Patient's question:
Prostate routine examination:1. pH value: 6.7
2. Color: Grey-white
3. Spermatoid bodies: +
4. Leukocytes: ++
5. Red blood cells, epithelial cells, prostatic granular cells, amyloid bodies, sperm, all (none)
Seminal fluid routine examination:
1. pH value: 7.6
2. Color: Grey-white
3. Semen volume: 1.3 ml
4. Liquefaction time: 40 min
5. Viscosity: Moderate
6. Clumping degree: +
7. Sperm density: 76
8. Motility: 52%
9. Motility (a+b): 40%
10. Grade a: 18%
Grade b: 22%
Grade c: 12%
Grade d: 48%
11. Abnormal rate: 12%
12. Leukocytes: 2-6
13. Red blood cells: -
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of prostatitis are various. Bacterial prostatitis is primarily treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory measures, followed by symptomatic treatment for different conditions. Non-bacterial prostatitis is mainly treated with physical and rehabilitation therapies, with corresponding therapies adjusted based on the patient's specific situation. Recalcitrant prostatitis is a chronic form of prostatitis that is difficult to treat and prone to recurrence, requiring special treatment for effective management.