With epididymitis, the check said there is chronic prostatitis, but previously there was not.

Patient's question:

On January 2, 2014, in the afternoon, I had pain in the groin area. That evening, I noticed swelling and pain on the right testicle. On January 3, I went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with epididymitis. The examination showed + phospholipid corpuscles in prostatic fluid and 10-12 white blood cells. It was said that it was asymptomatic chronic prostatitis.

Doctor's answer:

Treatment of Prostate Diseases
1. General Treatment: Rest in bed for 3-4 days, drink plenty of water, and avoid alcohol and irritating foods. Warm Sitz baths or perineal heat applications can be performed, and bowel movements should be kept regular. Sexual activity is prohibited.
2. Antibiotic Treatment:
　　1) When the patient has obvious systemic symptoms, a high fever, and significantly elevated white blood cell count, intravenous medication should be administered.