Post Date April, 15 2023
In recent years, due to the improvement of living conditions and other aspects, the pressure of male friends is increasing, but countless male friends are troubled by prostate pain, which has a great impact on patients' friends. But there are still some people who don't know about prostate pain. What is prostate pain? What symptoms will occur when suffering from prostate pain? In order to make male friends have a better understanding of what prostate pain is, the andrology experts answered.
What is prostate pain?
According to experts, prostate pain is also known as prostatitis like syndrome. Prostate pain is described as a special type of non-bacterial prostatitis, especially the patients with "pelvic pain syndrome", who have persistent or intermittent symptoms of frequent urination, urgency of urination, difficulty in urination and other discomfort, but have no history of urinary system infection, no abnormalities in prostate palpation, normal smear microscopy of prostate fluid and negative bacterial culture, The prostate often has no obvious inflammatory pathological changes. It is common in young adults aged 20-45. The symptoms of prostate pain are not particularly typical. They are generally referred to as acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis.
In addition to the symptoms of prostatitis, the clinical manifestations of prostatalgia also have the feeling of pain. Prostatic pain mainly occurs in young and middle-aged people, and is relatively rare in the elderly. Moreover, the pain sites are often concentrated in the perineum, scrotum, suprapubic symphysis, and urethra. The patient complained of scrotal pain and epididymis pain. In fact, the testicular examination was normal and there was no abnormality. Some of the reactions were pudendal swelling and pain, and sometimes the pubic symphysis and lower abdomen were painful. Some patients often feel pain in the urethra, or in the anus, some have pain in the thigh root, one side of the thigh, or in the back, which is reflected around the prostate and radiates around. Some people can wake up with pain in the anus at night. This kind of pain often urges patients to see a doctor.
When diagnosing prostate pain, you must check carefully. Bacterial pathogens must exist, whether caused by mycoplasma infection, Escherichia coli, chlamydia infection, or tuberculosis, so you must find the pathogens. Second, other diseases must be excluded before prostate pain can be considered. Diagnosis can only be made after elimination, so as to prevent missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis.
