Patient's question:
Recently, I've been constantly going to the bathroom at work. Sometimes even during meetings, I can't help but feel the urgent need to urinate. The urgency is quite severe, and I've noticed that my urine is splitting into several streams. I took some anti-inflammatory medication myself, but it hasn't improved. Now, I feel a bit of pain at the urethral opening, and I always have to urinate for a long time without fully emptying my bladder. Even though I can't urinate, I still feel the urge. Others say it might be prostatitis and suggest I get a thorough examination.What kind of help do you need: What are the causes of prostatitis?
Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis pain is closely related to psychological factors. Due to various influences, such as unhealthy psychological activities like anxiety, irritability, and depression, these psychological activities can lead to an increase in the body's autoimmune levels. As experiments have shown, individuals with long-term stress may have lower levels of autoimmune globulins in their blood compared to healthy people, making them more likely to suffer from colds, stomach ulcers, prostatitis, or even cancer.