Will prostate pain heal on its own?

There are some common diseases in men, such as prostate enlargement. In fact, if the prostate is painful, you need to consider prostatitis. Because the early symptoms of prostatitis are prostate pain. In fact, the early pain of prostatitis can be cured by itself. However, if prostatitis is confirmed, you must go to the hospital for treatment and cannot delay.

Generally speaking, prostate pain is first considered as prostatitis, because some symptoms of prostatitis include pain, etc. However, there is also a special term in medicine called prostatitis. Prostatitis is a discomfort similar to prostatitis caused by spasmodic pain in the muscles of the urethra and prostate, or the muscles of the perineum and lower pelvis.

Prostate pain usually occurs in middle-aged men, and the main symptoms are general fatigue, weakness, nausea, anorexia, and vomiting. There is usually pain in the perineum or upper part of the pubic bone, especially after sitting for a long time or taking a long bowel movement. Sometimes urination may be interrupted, incomplete urination, painful urination, or even urine retention. Some people may also have a feeling of fullness in the rectum, and there may be white discharge from the urethra during bowel movements.

The main cause of prostatitis is prostatic congestion, which will cause certain pressure and stimulation to the urethra, pelvic muscles, bladder outlet, etc., resulting in some symptoms similar to prostatitis. The factors of congestion can be divided into biological factors, psychological factors and social factors. From the perspective of biological factors, it is mainly the infection of various pathogenic microorganisms; from the perspective of psychological factors, people who are depressed for a long time will have a lower immune system and are more likely to develop various inflammatory diseases; from the perspective of social factors, it is mainly due to not paying attention to developing good living habits in life, allowing oneself to drink alcohol, eat spicy food for excitement, etc.

The diagnosis of prostatitis generally requires going to the hospital for related examinations such as cystoscopy, rectal examination, prostatic fluid examination, etc. However, even if prostatitis is confirmed, it is still difficult to treat, not to mention healing by one's own ability.

Therefore, when you have prostate pain and other problems, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. Then, under the doctor's treatment advice, change some lifestyle habits that are beneficial to the recovery of the disease, such as not sitting for a long time, eating a bland diet, not eating spicy food, and even cooperate with the doctor to do some related physical therapy to recover. Don't delay when problems occur due to concerns about various problems and situations, thinking that they can heal themselves, which will eventually lead to aggravation of prostate pain and make it more difficult to treat.