What are the symptoms of severe prostatitis?

As people's pace of life accelerates, many health problems also arise. Many men are troubled by prostatitis, but most people do not have a deep understanding of this disease. Understanding the clinical symptoms of acute prostatitis can help patients detect the disease early and avoid the greatest harm. So, follow the editor to see what the clinical symptoms of prostatitis are.

Catarrhal prostatitis: The infection spreads from the prostate excretory duct to the glandular cavity, causing congestion, edema, and increased exudate. The glandular epithelium in the cavity is accompanied by mild inflammatory cell infiltration, and the glandular duct epithelium proliferates and desquams.

In follicular prostatitis, each acinar duct has epithelial desquamation and purulent cell infiltration. As the inflammation progresses, congestion and edema worsen, the duct lumen becomes narrow and obstructed, and pseudo-abscesses or small abscesses may form. The entire gland becomes soft, swollen and elastic.

Sexual dysfunction is usually accompanied by pain during sexual intercourse, painful erections and ejaculation, premature ejaculation, impotence, and hematospermia.

In parenchymal prostatitis, the lesion progresses, and eosinophils infiltrate the stroma and spread to the parenchyma, forming small abscesses. The epithelium necrotizes and falls off, making the glandular cavity difficult to identify. Interstitial inflammation spreads to one lobe or the entire gland.

Prostate abscess, parenchymal inflammation progresses to localized abscess, or inflammation elsewhere in the body causes prostate abscess through bloodstream infection and lymphatic infection. In about 1/2 of cases, the abscess continues to grow and eventually perforates the urethra, perineum or rectum.

Local symptoms of prostate disease are mainly pain, mostly manifested as pain around the perineum and pubic symphysis. Once an abscess is formed, the pain will worsen and may radiate to the penis, testicles, thighs, and lower back.

Symptoms of systemic poisoning include nausea, vomiting, chills and high fever. In severe cases, there will be persistent high fever, confusion, decreased blood pressure, and toxic shock. These symptoms are mainly caused by bacteria entering the blood circulation, leading to bacteremia or septicemia.

After reading the above content, everyone has an understanding of the symptoms of prostatitis. On the other hand, it can be seen that it is very harmful to the body. Some patients are too nervous and depressed after getting sick. Such emotions are also not conducive to the recovery of the disease. You must learn to manage your emotions in order to better protect your health.