Post Date December, 02 2023
What are the complications of chronic prostatitis? The etiology of chronic prostatitis is very complex and often causes other complications. "For example, in infertility, prostate fluid is an important component of semen. Once the prostate becomes inflamed, the amount of inflammatory exudates in the secretion of the gland increases, and the zinc element decreases, which affects the quality of semen. For example, poor semen liquefaction can lead to a decrease in sperm activity, a decrease in activity rate, and affect pregnancy.".
What are the complications of chronic prostatitis
● Some patients with impotence suffer from qi stagnation and blood stasis due to dampness and heat infusion or long-term inflammation, making them mentally nervous and afraid to have sex. Long term impotence symptoms may affect the normal development of sexual function, with varying degrees of impotence symptoms.
● Epididymitis Chronic prostatitis and epididymitis often coexist, and inflammation can invade the epididymis, causing chronic epididymitis. There is swelling, pain, and discomfort in the epididymis, with a feeling of falling and swelling, especially after sexual intercourse.
● Chronic seminal vesiculitis has ducts that communicate with each other, so in the course of chronic disease, inflammation spreads along the ducts, and the two often coexist and interact with each other. Over time, it can significantly lead to male sexual dysfunction, or symptoms such as bloody semen, ejaculation pain, etc.
● Posterior urethritis Chronic prostatitis is often associated with posterior urethritis, especially those caused by urinary tract infections.
● Cystitis: Chronic inflammation of the prostate currently spreads to the bladder, resulting in significant urinary tract irritation symptoms, and is caused by various types of cystitis.
