Symptoms of manifestation of inflammation of the prostate gland and its treatment

Inflammation of the prostate gland is a serious disease that can lead to serious consequences if it is not treated.The prostate is located under the bladder.

When it is inflamed, it increases significantly in size, blocking the neck of the bladder and interfering with the outflow of urine.Therefore, with the first symptoms and manifestations, it is necessary to immediately contact a specialist in order to identify and begin treatment of prostatitis.

The main symptoms: how is prostatitis manifested?

It was previously believed that this is a disease of adults and elderly men, but in modern conditions of life (ecology, quality of food, fashion, a negligent attitude of youth to their health, constant movement by car, etc.), inflammation of the prostate gland is significantly “younger”.

The incidence of young people under the age of 18 is 5%, aged 18 to 30 years - 45%, from 30 to 50 years - 20%, more than 50 years - 30%.This suggests that it is necessary to follow your male health and listen to the symptoms from a young age.

There are several types of prostatitis in the form of manifestation (chronic, acute) and by the type of inflammation (bacterial, stagnant, purulent, infectious, calculous).Symptoms of the disease can be different, depending on the type of inflammation of the prostate gland in men.

Symptoms of acute prostatitis:

• Poor well -being (weakness, chills, fever).A person can start throwing either in heat or cold.General symptoms resemble the manifestation of SARS or influenza;
• a sharp increase in body temperature to the subfubbrille mark (37.5-38 degrees) and higher;
• severe cutting, stitching pains in the perineum (area of the groin, anus, etc.);
• lower back pain, hips, giving to the legs, knees, feet or muscles of the legs;
• acute pain that appears during the act of defecation and by straining;
• Problems with urination (insufficient / frequent urination, painful or difficult to urinate).Urine delay for a long period of time (more than 12 hours);
• deterioration of sexual function (weak or complete absence of erection, ejaculation, problems with conception);
• discharge from the genitals (in the most severe and advanced cases of prostatitis).

Symptoms of chronic prostatitis:

1. urination problems (difficult urination, pain, insufficient urine, a sense of incomplete emptying of the bladder, etc.);
2. Unpleasant pulling pains and sensations in the crotch, between the legs, in the groin, in the anus.The pain syndrome is not pronounced;
3. In the groin, sometimes a sharp pain or a feeling of strong burning can occur, turning into the crotch;
4. general malaise for a long period (drowsiness, apathy, depressive state, constant fatigue, muscle weakness, etc.);
5. nervousness, irritability;
6. A slight increase in body temperature.Sometimes a subfebrile temperature can stay for a long time;
7. decrease in sexual function (problems with erection, decrease or lack of ejaculation, decrease in libido, infertility, etc.).

The chronic course of prostatitis involves such periods as remission and relapse.During relapse, symptoms of a chronic form can develop into symptoms of an acute form of the disease.

Bacterial symptoms:

• signs of the inflammatory process (heat, fever, fever, general weakness, pain syndrome in the muscles and bones);
• signs of local inflammation of the prostate (pain in the perineum, groin, anus);
• problematic urination;
• Changing the consistency, color and smell of liquids (urine, the secret of prostate, sperm, blood).

Calculouse symptoms:

1. weak and moderate pain syndrome in the lower back, sacral section, crotch, anus;
2. pulling pains and burning in the perineum, groin;
3. pain significantly intensifies after intercourse and during active movement;
4. problems with urination, a sense of bursting of the bladder;
5. decrease in libido, problems with ejaculation and erection (up to erectile dysfunction);
6. In advanced cases, blood drops may appear in sperm (it becomes light pink or bright red).

Symptoms of stagnant form:

• constant unpleasant sensations in the area of the groin, crotch and anus;
• periodic pulling pains in the perineum;
• problematic urination, a feeling is not completely inanis of the bladder;
• constant increase in temperature to subfebrile mark;
• manifestations of the general inflammatory process in the body (increased ESR, malaise, drowsiness, fatigue, headaches, weakness, muscle pain, etc.);
• Problems in the genital area (weak ejaculation and erection, infertility);
• Nervous conditions, depressive state, apathy.

Symptoms of an infectious form:

1. signs of inflammation in the body (increased value of ESR in the blood of a man, muscle pain, fever);
2. aching pain in the lower back, groin and perineum;
3. pain during defecation;
4. sharp pains in the groin and perineum;
5. Problems with urination (difficult, rapid urination, lack of urge, etc.).

Purulent form symptoms:

• a sharp strong increase in body temperature (above 38, 5 degrees);
• signs of the inflammatory process in the body (high value of ESR, muscle pain, heat, chills, etc.);
• pronounced pain syndrome in the groin, perineum and anus;
• sharp pains in the perineum;
• difficult urinating, painful urination;
• Purulent discharge from the genitals.

What are the first signs of men?

With the beginning inflammation of the prostate in a man, only part of the symptoms of the disease can occur.Signs of the beginning inflammation of the prostate, which need to pay special attention to:

1. unpleasant sensations in the perineum;
2. periodic weak pulling pains in the groin and perineum;
3. pulling unpleasant sensations in the anus and intestines during defecation (in the absence of hemorrhoids);
4. long -term general malaise, not related to SARS, tonsillitis, influenza and other colds;
5. decrease in libido, malfunctions during ejaculation and erection (its periodic absence);
6. decrease in the quality of orgasm;
7. unpleasant sensations in the urethra and in the groin during sex or after sexual intercourse;
8. change in consistency, color and smell of sperm;
9. Improving body temperature.

Expressed signs of acute prostatitis:

• an increase in temperature to 37.5-40 degrees for no apparent reason (not a cold, not flu, not angina);
• The frequency of urination increases by 3-4 times and is accompanied by sharp pains.Urine flows slowly and with weak pressure;
• Burning in the groin, perineum and during defecation.Pain in the intestine during the act of defecation;
• discharge of pus from the intestine or urethra (with severe course and purulent form of the disease).

Pronounced signs of chronic inflammation of the prostate:

1. burning in the groin and perineum.Burning in the genitals (especially when urinating and sex);
2. Purulent discharge from the urethra after urination and when straining (active movements or defecation).Purulent discharge from the rectum;
3. nervousness, depressive states, irritability;
4. Fast fatigue for no apparent reason, drowsiness.

Pain syndrome for inflammation of the prostate gland

Almost always, with inflammation of the prostate gland, a man can find out about the causes of the pain syndrome by its character.Characteristic pulling, aching or acute pains appear in the crotch and groin.In acute form or with relapse of the chronic form of pain, pain is characterized as acute, sharp, strong aching, cutting and pulling.In the chronic form of the disease, pain is periodic, wave -like.Also, the pain syndrome can be weak, but constant.The inflamed prostate gland presses on the urethra, the neck of the bladder and its ureters.It is on these channels that the urine comes out of the bladder, from which pain can appear during urination.Also, pain during urination can be a sign of infections of the bladder or genitourinary system (sexually transmitted diseases).

Accompanying pains can have a completely different cause of occurrence.Just as the presence of several pains accompanying prostatitis may not be at all inflammation of the prostate gland, but by a set from other diseases.

Other causes of accompanying pain:

• abdominal pain is a symptom of many other diseases.A striking example is appendicitis, acute poisoning, intestinal infection or Interfaith.
• The lower back can hurt due to hernia, osteochondrosis, pinching of nerve endings, osteoporosis, scattered sclerosis and other diseases of the spine.
• Pain in the anus can occur due to hemorrhoids, cracks, bruises, a long sitting on an uncomfortable solid surface and various neoplasms (benign or malignant).
• The pain syndrome of the sacral spine is more serious.Most often these are problems with bones, vertebrae and discs (osteochondrosis, osteoporosis, displacement, pinching, etc.).
  

  Sometimes the pain in the sacrum means problems with other internal organs (kidneys, intestines, bladder and ureters), gynecological diseases, thrombophlebitis, inflammation of the pelvic organs.

• Soreness of the legs can mean a manifestation of flat feet, thrombophlebitis, atherosclerosis, varicose, arthritis, osteoporosis, inflammation of the sciatic nerve and even diabetes.Pain in the legs can have many different reasons.

  The most common is the fatigue of the legs and muscles from prolonged physical activity.

Which specialist is engaged in the treatment of the disease?

In the patient, only a qualified doctor is diagnosed in the patient, an urologist.He collects an anamnesis and examines the patient.Then he directs the man for tests (PSA-antigen-protein to detect prostatitis) and an ultrasound of the pelvic organs.

Also, the patient without fail passes general blood and urine tests.Based on the results of all analyzes, the urologist can accurately determine the diagnosis and form of inflammation of the prostate gland.Only after these procedures can the doctor prescribe an individual course of treatment, including drugs, antibiotics and other drugs that usually take houses.

A man in 95% of cases knows exactly what diagnosis the urologist will make him, because pain with inflammation of the prostate is very specific.It is necessary to constantly listen to your body, to monitor all the changes that occur with the body.This is the only way a man can maintain his male health for many years.The neglected prostatitis threatens not only a disorder of urination, but also with problems with libido, ejaculation, an erection, which ultimately can lead to infertility.