Prostatitis joint-detection kit

Abstract

The invention discloses a prostatitis joint-detection kit which comprises a sample diluent, a chromogenic reagent and a detection card body provided with six reaction holes, wherein the six reaction holes of the detection card body are internally and respectively provided with solid reagents used for detecting lecithin bodies, leukocyte esterase, citric acid, zinc, acid phosphatase and pH value. The prostatitis joint-detection kit has the advantages of being capable of detecting six representative indexes of the prostatitis together with no need of the microscopic examination. The prostatitis joint-detection kit can judge whether the six indexes are normal or not according to the color changes of the samples in the six reaction holes, efficiently assist the auxiliary diagnosis and the preliminary parting of the prostatitis, and avoid the detection omission caused by the visual fatigue of detection staffs. The prostatitis joint-detection kit is easy to popularize in the clinical application.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biochemical detection, in particular to a combined prostatitis detection kit. Background technique [0002] Prostatitis is a common disease in adult males, affecting nearly 50% of the population worldwide. Although prostatitis patients are generally not life-threatening, it will seriously affect the quality of life of patients. At the same time, its huge patient population and high medical expenses will also bring a huge economic burden to public health. [0003] From the perspective of the classification of prostatitis, the traditional Meares-Stamey "four-cup method" is the first method to standardize the classification of prostatitis, that is, by comparing the initial urine (VB1), middle urine (VB2), Prostatitis is divided into acute bacterial prostatitis (ABP), chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP), chronic Nonbacterial prostatitis (CNP) and prostatic pain (PD). This classification method is mainly base...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] No matter how prostatitis is classified, the currently used detection method is microscopic examination, that is, to observe the number of lecithin bodies and white blood cells in the prostate massage fluid through a microscope. This method detects fewer indicators and cannot completely clarify the patient's inflammation. Types and evaluation of therapeutic effects during treatment

Moreover, the human factors of this microscope inspection method have a greater impact on the results, such as missed inspections caused by visual fatigue caused by long-term observation of the microscope, etc.