What are the symptoms of prostatitis in men?

Men with prostatitis usually experience symptoms such as abnormal urination, sexual dysfunction, and pain in the pelvic area.

Prostatitis is mainly caused by retrograde infection of highly virulent bacteria, and patients will experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and dribbling of urine.

Prolonged inflammatory stimulation will cause prostate edema, which will affect local rhythmic contractions during sexual intercourse, leading to symptoms such as sexual dysfunction and weak ejaculation.

The prostate of male patients is located in the center of the pelvis. When the prostate becomes inflamed, pain will occur in the entire pelvis, which may even affect normal work and life.