Patient's question:
Prostate routine examinationColor: Milky white
Lecithin: 3+
Red blood cells: None
White blood cells: 2+
Is it serious? It's just that the urethral opening is a bit sticky and hasn't dried, and I have a slight pain in the lower abdomen
Doctor's answer:
According to the report you provided, considering you have prostatitis, the prostatodynia caused by prostatitis radiates to the lower abdomen and to the genital organs, so these two areas occasionally ache. However, it must always be reminded that prostatitis is only a matter of presence or absence, there is never a concept of severity or non-severity. You can rest assured that prostatitis can certainly be treated, and even if you do not treat it, it will never be life-threatening.