Patient's question:
Medical Description: I had previously treated non-gonococcal urethritis, but recently I had some discharge and a bit of pain during urination. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and it turned out that there was no problem with non-gonococcal urethritis, but there were some issues with the prostate. Please help me review this result. The doctor said I need to receive intravenous fluids for 15 days, with a cost of over 5,000, which I find a bit too expensive! Please help me see if it's necessary to treat this.History of Previous Treatment and Effectiveness: I would like to know what help I can get. I received the results from the hospital today. Please help me review it!
White blood cells: 2+ / 01 HP/L
Sphingomyelin bodies: 4+
Red blood cells: Not seen
0-1/HP
Pus cells: Not seen
Sperm count: Not seen
Doctor's answer:
Hello, general prostatitis often presents symptoms such as urinary urgency and frequent urination. Currently, most chronic prostatitis patients worldwide are dissatisfied with treatment outcomes. There are many treatment methods for chronic prostatitis, which is a unique phenomenon not seen in other diseases. In fact, the prostate is like a lump. Generally, minor issues can be resolved as long as sexual activity or masturbation is practiced appropriately to keep the ducts within the prostate clear. It should also be noted that masturbation does not cause prostatitis. Moreover, developing a habit of exercising daily can promote metabolism, which has positive effects on both the body and skin. However, it is crucial not to give up after just a few minutes—consistency is key. Remember, even a daily exercise routine of just 3 minutes is a secret to maintaining beautiful skin.