Patient's question:
31-year-old male doesn't know why he suddenly got sick and also feels uncomfortable. Please ask: What are the early symptoms of prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms of prostatitis generally manifest as pain in the affected area, specifically in the perineum: discomfort, heaviness, and a sense of fullness in the perineum, which can range from a mild pricking pain to severe pain. The pain may radiate to the lower back, penis, suprapubic region, and inner thighs. Its symptoms may also include a weakened urinary stream, where it is not possible to immediately empty the bladder, but rather requires waiting for a period of time before gradually exerting force to urinate. Early symptoms of prostatitis can also manifest as prolonged urination, reduced, and a thinning of the urinary stream.