Patient's question:
Because the frequency of sexual intercourse in daily life is relatively high, I accidentally developed chronic prostatitis. On a daily basis, I experience frequent urination and recurring urinary pain. Currently, I also have some lower back pain and have difficulty sleeping at night. Although I am not engaging in sexual activity now, the condition is still not improving. Therefore, I would like to know what symptoms are associated with chronic prostatitis, and then seek medical treatment at a hospital.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis tends to recur with symptoms, mainly including perineal pain, urinary urgency, frequent urination, painful urination, and white discharge at the end of urination. Once it reappears, it is necessary to actively seek medical attention for follow-up. Chronic prostatitis is a chronic condition in urology, and treatment requires time—it cannot be fully cured in a short period. This must be clearly understood. Although the treatment duration is long, if appropriate measures are taken, there should be no major issues, and it will not affect normal life.