Patient's question:
I want to know what the effects of prostatitis are? In which aspects are they specifically manifested?Doctor's answer:
The patient's main complaint is testicular pain and epididymal pain. In actuality, the testicular examination is normal with no abnormalities. Some patients experience a sense of fullness and pain in the perineum, pain in the pubic symphysis, and sometimes cramping pain in the lower abdomen. Some have persistent pain in the urethra or anal pain, while others experience pain in the groin, one side of the thigh, or lower back. This pain radiates reflexively from the area around the prostate. Some patients may be woken up at night by anal pain, which often forces them to seek follow-up treatment. Some men dislike drinking large amounts of beer with grilled meat in the summer and dislike taking cold baths afterward, unaware that these actions are the reasons why prostatitis pain can quietly reappear.