Patient's question:
Specimen: Prostatic fluidPurpose of submission: 1. Smear microscopy 2. Gonococcal culture + susceptibility testing 3. Bacterial culture + susceptibility testing
Results: 1. Microscopy: Leukocytes (3+), Sphingomyelin bodies (+)
2. After 48 hours of culture, no Neisseria gonorrhoeae growth was observed
Epidermophilus was cultured
Susceptibility testing:
Sensitive: Cefoxitin, Cefixime
Intermediate: Cefpodoxime, Ceftriaxone
Antibiotics: Ciprofloxacin (two characters not recognized) Amoxicillin
This is the test I did on October 15th.
Doctor's answer:
If you go to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor will test your prostatic fluid. Here are the steps:The doctor gives the command to take off your pants, then you lie down and spread your buttocks. The doctor puts on a white, transparent glove, applies some lubricant to it, and slowly inserts it into your anus.
Slowly push forward, and then your urethra (also known as the "little JJ") will secrete white, transparent fluid. This is the prostatic fluid.
To collect prostatic fluid, you must abstain from sexual activity for at least three days before the test, otherwise it will be difficult to produce enough. With a skilled doctor, it won’t be uncomfortable at all. It feels fine.