Patient's question:
Those in the design profession, smoke, and sit for long periods. They have had symptoms for two years, occasionally accompanied by mild left groin pain. A urologist diagnosed them with chronic prostatitis, but didn't say much more.C-YS Color: Grayish-white;
NC Viscosity: Thick;
JZ Sperm: -;
Q-LLZ Spermatid bodies: +3;
Q-RBC Red blood cells: - (0~5 per HP);
Q-WBC White blood cells: +1 (0~10 per HP);
SP Epithelial cells: -;
J-QT Other: -;
Doctor's answer:
Urinary tract infection is highly possible. In your case, it is recommended to get a urinalysis as soon as possible to confirm.Suggested Advice: Drinking too little water, a weakened immune system, overly rough sexual activity, or urinary obstruction can all lead to urinary tract infections. For women, sexual activity is a significant trigger, and the short, wide, and straight nature of the female urethra also makes it more prone to infection. Additionally, masturbation may also be a contributing factor.