Infection.  Is the cause. Citralka syr 15 ml with half glass of water three times after food for long term.

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Elevated WBC is due to infection Urine culture and sensitivity to be done Prostate kindly visit a general surgeon

There might be many probable diagnosis of the situation.. need to have many more clinical information to get a proper diagnosis. You can go for USG prostate and blood test PSA

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Persistently elevated WBC (leukocytosis) with recurrent UTI and chronic prostatitis suggests ongoing infection/inflammation. Here's the analysis: Likely Causes: 1. Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis: - Persistent prostatic infection causes elevated WBC - Bacteria: E. coli, Enterococcus, Klebsiella - Hard to treat due to poor antibiotic penetration 2. Recurrent UTI: - Incomplete treatment leading to reinfection - Prostatic focus acting as bacterial reservoir 3. Other Causes of Elevated WBC: - Chronic inflammation - Stress/smoking - Medications (steroids) - Bone marrow disorders (rare) Recommended Tests: 1. Complete Blood Count with Differential: - Identify which WBC type is elevated - Neutrophils = bacterial infection - Lymphocytes = viral/chronic inflammation 2. Urine Tests: - Urine culture and sensitivity - Urine routine microscopy - Post-prostatic massage urine sample 3. Prostate-Specific: - PSA levels - Prostatic fluid culture - Transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) - Prostate biopsy if PSA elevated 4. Additional: - Blood culture if fever present - Kidney function tests (creatinine) - Ultrasound abdomen/pelvis Treatment Approach: - Long-term antibiotics (4-6 weeks): Fluoroquinolones or Trimethoprim - Alpha-blockers for urinary symptoms - NSAIDs for inflammationNever stop antibiotics midway. Drink 3-4 liters water daily. Avoid alcohol/spicy foods. If WBC remains high after infection treatment, hematologist consultation needed. - Adequate hydrationGet CBC with differential and urine culture urgently. Consult urologist for comprehensive prostate evaluation. Complete full antibiotic course even if symptoms improve. Follow-up WBC after treatment.

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prostatis and recurrent UTI may be the cause

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