Will non-gonococcal disease cause prostatitis?

Many people want to know whether non-gonococcal disease can cause prostatitis? Diseases caused by this viral infection should not be taken lightly, because the virus can spread to infect other parts of the body. For example, if the urethra is infected by non-gonococcal disease, if it is not treated in time and protective measures are not taken, the virus will enter the prostate through the urethra, causing inflammation.

Non-gonococcal urethritis will lead to chronic prostatitis if it lasts for a long time. Prostatitis is mostly caused by retrograde infection of pathogenic microorganisms from the urethra, and a very small part is caused by bloodstream infection. Non-gonococcal infection can be transmitted through sexual contact, so sexual intercourse is prohibited before it is cured to prevent cross infection. At the same time, sexual partners should also be examined and treated in time if there is any problem.

The disease is caused by the introduction of germs into the urethra by urethral instruments during catheterization or urethral dilation. Excessive drinking, long periods of sitting, riding a bicycle, riding a horse, and other riding movements can all cause prostate congestion, which is closely related to the onset of the disease. Coldness can cause sympathetic nerve activity in the prostate, leading to increased pressure in the urethra, hindering excretion, and the prostate duct also contracts, hindering excretion, causing congestion and congestion.

Inflammatory lesions of prostate adjacent organs such as the rectum, colon, and lower urinary tract can cause prostatitis through lymphatic vessels. Infections in other parts of the body can flow to the prostate through the blood and cause disease. Such as skin, tonsils, caries, respiratory tract infections, etc. Excessive prostate massage and excessive force can also cause prostate congestion and edema. Certain non-bacterial infections, viruses, mycoplasma, chlamydia, ureaplasma, Gardnerella, Trichomonas, etc. can cause prostatitis.

Acute prostatitis is caused by gonococci entering the excretory ducts and glands of the prostate. Symptoms of urinary tract infection include fever, chills, perineal pain, and urinary dysfunction. During diagnosis, the prostate is swollen and tender. However, gonococci are not the main cause of acute prostatitis.

Through the above introduction, everyone is very clear about whether non-gonococcal gonococci can cause prostatitis. There are many types of diseases caused by viral infections, and we must take precautions in advance. Of course, protective measures in various aspects are also very important, such as paying attention to personal hygiene, and having clean and hygienic sex life regularly.