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Chronic inflammation of the prostate may be the result of the absence or untimely treatment of the acute stage. However, in many men it develops immediately and is characterized by "blurred" symptoms. Among the main features are:
In general, the clinical picture changes over time, differs in intensity in different patients and can turn into a latent form when trying to self-medicate. Symptoms of a chronic disorder may include a burning sensation in the urethra, pressure in the perineum, dysuria, impaired sexual function, and general fatigue. Against the background of problems with potency, mental depression, irritability and anxiety arise. Fear of impotence leads to the development of complexes, but at the same time, most men tend to postpone going to a urologist because of a sense of shame. Primary chronic prostatitis develops over a long period. Blood congestion in the capillaries (prostatosis) provokes the initial stage of non-bacterial inflammation, which leads to the appearance of the disease. In infectious etiology, the cause of the disease is a chronic inflammatory process against the background of infection with Trichomonas, ureaplasma, chlamydia or gonococcus. The primary infection masks the signs of prostatitis, and treating it does not correct the inflammation of the prostate. Often, the addition of a concomitant problem remains invisible for a man. Let us consider in detail the three main symptoms of chronic prostatitis:
The degree of sexual dysfunction varies depending on individual factors. Some men are so afraid of erectile dysfunction that their disturbances arise more from suggestion than from objective physiological factors. In particular, psychogenic dispotency is observed precisely with increased anxiety and obsessive complexes. The very thought of possible male health disorders is hard for such patients. This greatly affects their character and communication with others. Irritability, hypochondria, grossness and depression appear.