Can prostatitis be infectious?

Patient's question:

Prostatitis refers to acute and chronic inflammatory damage caused by specific and specific infections of the prostate.

Doctor's answer:

Everyone knows that prostatitis is divided into specific and non-specific prostatitis. Specific prostatitis is often caused by trichomoniasis or fungal infections, or by infections with gonococci, mycoplasma, or chlamydia. For such patients, they need to be cautious during sexual activity. Specific prostatitis has a certain level of infectivity in its early stages, so during sexual intercourse, it can infect the female partner, leading to specific vaginal inflammation. Non-specific prostatitis, apart from prostatic congestion, is caused by non-bacterial factors.

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