What is prostatitis in men?

Prostatitis is an inflammatory reaction of the prostate caused by various reasons, including acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis. The onset of subacute prostatitis is mostly caused by infection caused by bacteria traveling in the opposite direction. The main symptoms include fever, painful urination, and difficulty in urination. ； Chronic prostatitis has a slow onset and may be caused by bacterial infection caused by reverse travel. It may also be caused by repeated hematomas in the prostate caused by eating spicy food, alcoholism, sitting for long periods of time, masturbating, excessive sexual indulgence, etc. The main symptoms include frequent urination and urgency, inability to hold back urine, painful urination, moist scrotum, and lower abdominal pain. Some patients may be accompanied by impotence and premature ejaculation.

Prostatitis is very common in clinical medicine. Prostatitis refers to the inflammatory mediators produced in the male prostate gland ducts. The main cause of prostatitis is the imbalance of urethral sphincter function, which leads to excessive pressure at the urethral opening, causing urine to flow back into the male prostate. Long-term urinary irritation can cause prostatitis. If combined with bacterial infection, bacterial prostatitis can occur.

Clinically, prostatitis manifests as painful urination, frequent urination and urgency, inability to hold in urine, lower abdominal pain and other symptoms, which seriously affects men's quality of life and work. Patients with prostatitis need timely treatment. If not treated in time, it will lead to a series of symptoms such as male dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and difficulty in ejaculation. In addition, it may also cause urinary system infections leading to testicular epididymitis and other conditions.

The clinical manifestations of prostatitis generally include urinary symptoms and pain symptoms. Urinary symptoms generally include frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold back urine, unclean urination, waiting for urination, and thin urine flow. Pain symptoms generally include symptoms such as perineal pain and discomfort, testicle pain and discomfort, pelvic pain and discomfort, and may also cause radiation to the groin. Prostatitis is a sex hormone organ unique to men. When it becomes inflamed, it will bring great confusion to the patient's daily life, so treatment is required.