Patient's question:
Lipid droplets. A little color. Milky white shape. Thin, flocculent material. No red blood cells. No white blood cells 5-10 neutrophils. No epithelial cells 0—1 lipid droplets distribution. Scattered white blood cells distribution. ScatteredDoctor's answer:
First, it is necessary to rule out chronic prostatitis. Maintain or cultivate a healthy lifestyle, adopt an optimistic, open-minded, and tolerant mental state, actively engage in physical exercise, and appropriately consume foods rich in lecithin, such as loaches and eels. This may help improve the lecithin corpuscles in prostatic fluid. I believe everyone knows how harmful prostatitis is to men, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues and avoid foods. Maintain a balanced diet. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.