Symptoms of chronic prostatitis, urethral congestion is the most common

In clinical practice, more and more men seek medical treatment because of chronic prostatitis. After becoming ill, the symptoms of chronic prostatitis will also appear one by one.

(1) Urethra congestion and edema

Urgent, frequent, painful urination and partial hematuria may occur. At the end of urination, white mucus may appear in the urethra, which is mistaken for "spermia". In fact, it is the overflow of inflammatory accumulation of the prostate (or prostatic hyperplasia). If such symptoms occur, it means that the inflammation has developed to a more serious stage and you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

(ii) Lumbar pain or discomfort

Due to the accelerated pace of modern life and increased work pressure, the body is often in a sub-healthy state, and people often experience discomfort such as back pain. When encountering such symptoms, people will think they have spinal hyperplasia or lumbar muscle strain. In fact, it is caused by prostatitis stimulating the surrounding tissues and affecting the waist muscle tissue.

(III) Neurasthenia

If you have symptoms such as loss of appetite, headache, insomnia, palpitations, and sore joints, you may think you have neurasthenia, but in fact it is the latent lesions in the prostate that are causing the problem.