Patient's question:
Can prostatitis be covered by health insurance? What symptoms may reappear if you have prostatitis? What are the risks of prostatitis? What are the symptoms of prostatitis? What are the symptoms of prostatitis? How is prostatitis treated?Doctor's answer:
The severity of chronic prostatitis symptoms is not mild, and patients with mild prostatitis are asymptomatic. However, the vast majority of patients can experience pain or discomfort in the perineum or rectum. The pain can radiate to areas such as the lumbosacral region, the scrotum, the groin, and other parts. Symptoms may recur, including urinary discomfort, a burning sensation during urination, and whitish discharge from the urethral orifice.What are the complications of prostatitis? Prostatitis (especially chronic prostatitis) can lead to many complications due to its treatment nature, some of which are mild while others are severe. Examples include chronic seminal vesiculitis, premature ejaculation, infertility, posterior urethritis, and epididymitis, among others.