Patient's question:
In the past two years, I have experienced frequent urination, urgency, and a split stream. On August 29th, I had testicular pain and went to the urology department in Guangzhou for a check-up. The results of the prostatic fluid test showed 6-13 white blood cells/HP, 40% lecithin corpuscles, 3-5 red blood cells/HP, and no prostatic granulocytes. The doctor didn't explain what the situation was and just told me to treat it.Doctor's answer:
In your case, it might be orchitis, which is usually caused by bacteria and viruses. The testicles themselves rarely suffer from bacterial infections because they have a rich blood and lymphatic supply, making them highly resistant to bacterial infections. Most bacterial orchitis is caused by inflammation of the nearby epididymis. It is recommended to use intravenous antibiotics for treatment. As everyone knows, prostatitis can cause significant harm to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues—stick to a light diet and avoid foods. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary if needed.