How is prostatitis abscess caused

Patient's question:

Since the beginning of the year, I've been feeling like I have a lot of nocturia, and also frequent urination during the day. When I urinate, there's a stinging sensation, and the amount of urine is not much. I also always feel like I haven't fully emptied my bladder. My lower back, waist, and abdomen are in severe pain. I suspect it might be prostatitis. Please ask: How is a prostatitis abscess caused?

Doctor's answer:

The most common general infections are bacterial infections, followed by mycoplasma. Chlamydia infection. After these pathogens are transmitted, symptoms of prostatitis often reappear intermittently, such as fever, high fever, then urinary obstruction, recurrent urinary weakness, incomplete urination, or symptoms like lower abdominal pain. Prostate inflammation, bacterial infection, and these inflammatory conditions can quickly harm the prostate ducts, continuously expanding to form abscesses.
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