Prostatitis white blood cell count

Prostatitis is a common male disease in clinical practice. This disease mainly occurs in the prostate area. The cause is relatively complicated. Generally speaking, when checking for prostatitis, it is also necessary to test the white blood cell count. The severity of prostatitis can be judged by the white blood cell count. So what does it mean when the white blood cell count is increased in prostatitis?

1. Normal value

In a normal routine examination of prostatic fluid, the number of white blood cells is less than 10 per high-power microscope, which is of diagnostic significance. The number of white blood cells is one plus sign, and the lecithin bodies are evenly distributed throughout the field of vision, generally three plus signs, and the pH is 6.3 to 6.5. When the number of white blood cells is greater than 10/HP and the number of lecithin bodies decreases, two plus signs in the bodies indicate inflammation, so one plus is not too serious, so pay attention to conditioning.

2. Chinese medicine assistance

The auxiliary treatment of Chinese patent medicine is prostate massage biological feedback therapy, etc., which is generally antibiotic anti-inflammatory drugs and drug treatment. There are many treatment options for chronic prostatitis. In general, treatment should pay attention to diet and life and have a good mentality. It is recommended that patients with prostatitis pay attention to the hygiene and health of the scrotum. Generally, drugs or physical therapy can be used to relieve pain. Chronic aseptic prostatitis can generally be treated with oral antibiotics first and then observe the effect. If the effect is good, further treatment can be continued.

3. Note

This disease is occupational, such as drivers, desk workers and chefs. You should establish a daily routine, diet, sex life and bowel and urination that suits you, and take antibiotics and Chinese medicine orally and take baths appropriately. Choose a Chinese patent medicine to take in small amounts for a long time, which may control the recurrence of chronic prostatitis symptoms.