Prostatic fluid lecithin

Lecithin bodies, which support spermatozoa, are normal components in the prostate fluid of young and mature men. When lecithin bodies are less than 50% of the normal value, they have important reference value for the diagnosis of prostatitis. In addition, lecithin can also reflect the status of male sexual function. For example, if lecithin bodies are less than 50% of the normal value, there may be different degrees of male sexual dysfunction; if less than 30%, there must be sexual dysfunction, which is common. Premature ejaculation, impotence, etc.

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