Will prostate problems lead to the above consequences?

The prostate is a physiological organ unique to men. Once a prostate disease occurs, it will cause symptoms such as difficulty urinating, pain, and frequent urination, causing direct harm to the male body. It will also cause negative psychological and mental effects and cause many diseases. If not treated in time, it will cause very serious consequences.

The prostate is a very rare sex gland in the human body that has both internal and external secretory functions. As an exocrine gland, the prostate secretes about 2 ml of prostatic fluid every day, which is the main component of semen; as an endocrine gland, the hormones secreted by the prostate are called "prostaglandins". Acute onset of the disease can cause many complications.

Acute seminal vesiculitis or epididymitis and vas deferens

Due to the reasons of anatomical tissue structure, acute prostate inflammation can easily spread to the seminal vesicle, resulting in acute seminal vesiculitis. At the same time, bacteria can retrogradely enter the wall layer and outer sheath of the vas deferens through the lymphatic vessels, causing epididymal inflammation, which is manifested by local redness, swelling and hard nodules in the epididymis, as well as tenderness, swelling and perineal discomfort.

Acute urinary retention

Acute prostatitis causes local congestion and swelling of the gland, compressing the urethra, resulting in difficulty in urination and even acute urinary retention.

Spermatic lymph nodes that are enlarged or tender

The prostate gland and spermatic cord lymph nodes communicate in the pelvis. Acute prostatitis can affect the spermatic cord, causing enlargement and tenderness of the spermatic cord lymph nodes.

Sexual dysfunction

During the acute inflammatory period, the prostate becomes congested, edematous, or small abscesses form. There may be pain during ejaculation, painful erections, and the appearance of systemic symptoms. Generally, it will cause symptoms such as decreased libido, painful intercourse, and impotence. Because the inflammation spreads and invades small blood vessels, symptoms such as hematospermia may also occur.

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Acute prostatitis may be accompanied by groin pulling pain in severe cases, and renal angina may also occur in severe cases.

The symptoms of chronic prostatitis vary in severity. Mild cases may be asymptomatic. However, most patients may experience pain or discomfort in the perineum or rectum. The pain may radiate to the lumbar sacral region or pubic region, testicles, groin, etc. There may be symptoms such as urinary discomfort, burning sensation during urination, and milky white discharge from the urethra.