Types of prostatitis |
Features |
symptom |
non-bacterial |
Occurs due to disturbance in the urinary process. The stagnation of urine in the kidneys contributes to the deposition of metabolites. This leads to the development of inflammatory processes in the prostate and the formation of kidney stones. |
Chronic pain in the pelvic area with urinary dysfunction. |
Follicular |
Temperature rises moderately. Purulent inflammation occurs in prostate lesions. |
The pain spreads to the anus. Difficulty urinating: Urine is passed out in a thin stream. |
catarrhal |
The inflammatory process is located in the various lobes of the prostate. As a result, the hair follicles become engorged, leading to disease progression. |
Pain in the perineum, difficulty and pain during urination. |
parenchyma |
Extensive damage to prostate tissue. The formation of multiple foci of purulence leads to the formation of an abscess. |
There are obvious signs of poisoning in the body, accompanied by hyperthermia (body temperature reaches 39-40 degrees Celsius). There are acute urinary retention and difficulty in defecation. |