Symptoms of severe prostatitis

Prostatitis is a very serious disease problem, because most people develop prostatitis because they are irresponsible to their bodies and many people often think that prostatitis is a common disease problem in men, so if men develop disease problems, it is still normal and only needs normal treatment. In fact, under normal circumstances, you should still pay attention to preventing this prostate disease, such as eating more nutritious foods and less fast food. So what are the symptoms of severe prostatitis?

Clinical manifestations

Urinary tract symptoms

In addition to the common prostatitis symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, there are also changes in urination such as incomplete urination, dribbling urine, waiting to urinate, weak urine stream, bifurcated urine, hematuria, purulent urine, urethral itching, burning pain, and white drops in urine.

pain

The pain caused by the harm of prostatitis is very different from the general pain. It is not the kind of sharp, knife-like pain, but a slow, long-lasting, and extremely uncomfortable pain. It usually manifests as perineal distension, ejaculation pain, wet and cold scrotal swelling, testicular distension, inguinal pain, lower abdominal distension, etc.

Abnormal sexual function

Such as abnormal penile erection, impotence, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, hematospermia, infertility, etc. This is a more serious harmful condition of prostatitis.

Nervous system symptoms

For example, patients often complain of headaches, dizziness, insomnia, forgetfulness, and fatigue.

Treatment

Urethral symptoms and pain usually appear in the early stage. If you receive professional andrological treatment at this time, you can achieve good results. However, if you do not receive treatment, it will lead to sexual dysfunction and nervous system symptoms. First of all, you need to conduct a clinical evaluation to determine the type of disease and choose a treatment method based on the cause. Misunderstanding the disease, unnecessary anxiety and excessive abstinence will aggravate the symptoms. Prostatitis may be a disease with mild or no symptoms, a self-limiting disease that can be relieved on its own, or a disease with complex symptoms that leads to urinary tract infection, sexual dysfunction, infertility, etc. In the treatment of patients, we should avoid over-exaggerating the harmfulness of the disease to patients, and also avoid taking a simple, negative, and blindly focused attitude towards antibiotic treatment. Individualized comprehensive treatment should be adopted.