What to do if white blood cell count is high in prostatitis

Many male friends are troubled by some male diseases, such as prostatitis, or stones, etc. I wonder if male friends have paid attention to their health problems. If similar problems occur, what do you do? Let's learn about what to do and what measures to take in the case of high prostate white blood cells.

Prostatitis is an inflammation of the prostate gland. White blood cells are usually higher than normal, usually above 6+, and lecithin bodies are also abnormal. Prostatitis not only harms men's physical and mental health, but also causes male fertility problems.

Currently, the more efficient and scientific method to improve prostatitis is the biological agent conditioning method. It is recommended that men take Yuzhiyuan tablets for 2-3 consecutive months. The zinc, selenium and protein contained in it can eliminate and kill prostate pathogens and enhance the prostate's antiviral ability. Generally, symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination will gradually disappear after 2 months.

Normal lecithin bodies are usually 4+. If it is less than 3+, it is prostatitis. If the white blood cells are greater than 10 (10 HP equals 1+), it is prostatitis. Your white blood cells are abnormal and the lecithin bodies are low. The examination shows that you may have prostatitis. The severity of the disease depends on your specific symptoms. If you don't feel any discomfort, it is not serious.

Generally, high white blood cell counts often indicate the presence of inflammation, so in your case, you need to consider that you have mild to moderate prostatitis. Currently, many hospitals use conventional treatments for the diagnosis and treatment of prostatitis, namely oral medication and injections. This results in unclear treatment effects and repeated attacks of the disease. Professor He, a senior expert in men's department at Wuhan Friendship Hospital, a senior expert in men's health research at Peking University, and chief of urology at Beijing Navy General Hospital, suggested that for prostatitis, we should start with its anatomical structure and pathological analysis, combine it with the actual situation, and jointly adopt "differentiated treatment methods". Different targeted diagnoses and treatments for different individuals can achieve significant therapeutic effects in the short term and cure in time.

The above are the measures that need to be taken in case of high white blood cell count in prostatitis. If men have such problems, they will have some reactions of prostatitis such as frequent urination and urgency, which will make them very uncomfortable. Therefore, they must seek treatment in time and use biological agents for conditioning. In this way, persistent treatment can effectively alleviate the harm caused by prostatitis to patients.