Prostatitis is not always caused by bacteria. Clinically, symptoms such as chronic prostatitis and increased white blood cells in prostate fluid, but there are no bacteria in smear and culture, and no bacteria in urine testing, are named non bacterial prostatitis.
So what are the manifestations of non bacterial prostatitis? Let's take you to understand:
"Most patients will experience varying degrees of frequent urination, stabbing pain in the urethra, itching pain, ant sensation, burning pain, urgency of urination, accompanied by pain or swelling in the perineum, bilateral testicles, and inguinal region.". Long course patients often have sexual dysfunction.
"After becoming ill, patients may experience some psychological stress, leading to symptoms of neurosis such as dizziness, memory loss, inattention, lethargy, fatigue, fear of cold, sweating, and insomnia.".
"Urethral discharge is a typical symptom of prostatitis, with a small amount of milky white viscous fluid discharged from the urethral orifice at the beginning or end of urine or during defecation.".
4. Blunt pain in the back and waist, with varying degrees of compression in the back, unrelated to posture, increases after sexual impulse, and decreases after prostate massage.
"Pain and swelling of the perineum, external genitalia, and anus can sometimes extend to the inguinal and suprapubic regions, scrotal roots, lower dorsosacral regions, and medial femoral regions, with a feeling of bloating or discomfort, especially when sexually excited without ejaculation.".