Patient's question:
6 years ago, I felt uncomfortable and went for a check-up, where I was diagnosed with prostatitis. In these years, it has been recurring repeatedly, and it has never fully recovered. My wife has also been unable to get pregnant. I am currently very distressed. Please ask: What are the symptoms of prostatitis pain?Doctor's answer:
Prostate diseases are something that no male friend would want to see, causing great distress to many. The main symptoms of prostatitis include scrotal pain, epididymal pain. In fact, testicular examinations are normal with no abnormalities. Some may experience a sense of heaviness and pain in the perineum, pain in the pubic symphysis, or sometimes cramping pain in the lower abdomen. Some may feel persistent pain in the urethra or anal pain. Others may experience pain in the groin, pain in one thigh, or lower back pain. This pain radiates reflexively from the prostate to surrounding areas. Some may even be woken up at night by anal pain. This type of prostatitis often forces patients to seek follow-up treatment. If prostatitis is left untreated, it may lead to the recurrence of other prostate diseases. Male friends should have a correct understanding of this condition.