Patient's question:
I always felt mild pain in my lower abdomen and bladder in my twenties, and sometimes experienced symptoms of frequent urination, but since they weren't very serious, I didn't pay much attention. However, when I had a thorough check-up recently, the doctor said it was prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Chronic prostatitis is a common and frequently occurring disease among young and middle-aged men, with an incidence rate of about 40%. Common symptoms of chronic prostatitis include a burning sensation in the urethra, aching and pain in the lower abdomen and perineum, frequent urination, urgent urination, lower back pain and leg weakness, fatigue, neurasthenia, forgetfulness, premature ejaculation, and early ejaculation. More than half of chronic prostatitis patients experience white, sticky fluid flowing from the urethra after urination, with soiled underwear, and this can lead to infertility in sexually active men. The treatment of chronic prostatitis is not complicated.