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The secretory fluid in the prostate gland appears as a result of the functional work of the prostate and is one of the constituent parts of the sperm. In the presence of a healthy secret, the male body is provided with reproductive high-quality activity, increased sperm capacity, therefore it is an extremely important secretion in males.
The secret of the prostate is a constituent of the ejaculate, about 1/4 of the volumetric mass. It is necessary in order to ensure the motor activity of the sperm. Also, the body retains the normal fertilizing ability of the cell only when the secretory fluid has a normal composition. This is the reason that during inflammation of the prostate gland, the reproductive capacity of the male is reduced.
The secret tends to consist of 96% hydrogen. The rest is filled with potassium, sodium, citrate salts, as well as bicarbonate, phosphates and numerous protein enzymes
The quantitative content of cholesteric crystals, lecithin grains determine the performance of the secretory fluid, this is the reason for their careful study when a man takes tests if he suspects reproductive impotence.
An important aspect is the presence of citric acids in the secretory fluid, because it tends to determine the acidity level in fluids of biological origin, as well as the level of zinc ions. In order to collect the analysis, you need a minimum of secretory fluid, literally one and a half to two milliliters. The quantity is sufficient for microscopic laboratory studies, thanks to which the picture of the disease is visualized immediately.
Changes in the components of the secretory fluid give the doctor as soon as possible to determine the picture of the disease if it is associated with a malfunction of the urethra in the early stages, before the onset of discomfort.
An analysis of the secretory fluid of the prostate gland is taken when the diagnosis of such pathologies is required:
It is also important to know that the collection of tests is carried out during therapy in order to establish control over the effectiveness of the course that is being carried out.
The secret of the prostate gland is used in order to examine all the diagnoses listed above under a microscope. When medical examinations reveal an infection, a bacterial culture test is scheduled.
Laboratory studies of the elements of the secret are prescribed by the attending physician in the event that a man finds a list of the following symptoms:
The secretory fluid examination system is absolutely painless, the examination is safe.
But it is worth knowing that there is a list of persistent medical restrictions that prevent you from passing the test:
Preparing for examination of the secretory fluid under a microscope is an important, but uncomplicated step. Ten hours before the scheduled analysis, you need to stop eating. But, since most of the tests are scheduled early in the morning, there will be no problem with this item.
Next, you must observe the following recommendations:
A man may need psychological help, because most males react with aggression to massage manipulations of the prostate area. And this item is a mandatory element for research.
The prostate is located very close to the rectum. The secretory fluid secreted by the prostate gland is removed by the body into the urinary canals, so it becomes extremely clear where the research elements come from.
Since the spontaneous eruption of secretions is possible only during the release of ejaculate, a medical professional massage the prostate gland and milk it through the rectum. By pressing on the interlobar grooves, the urologist squeezes out the secretory fluid that has accumulated in the prostate. The obtained secret is sent to the laboratory for further research.
It is impossible to correctly diagnose the pathology from the first delivery of the analysis. Distortions of indicators are possible, for example, excessive viscosity of the secretory fluid. This probability assumes that the survey should be carried out at least one more time. The final picture of the disease is determined by an oncologist or a surgeon in order to exclude the likelihood of disease.