Symptoms and herbal medicine for chronic prostatitis

Some diseases are so miserable that we can easily get stuck in them. Chronic prostatitis is such a disease that make a lot of men get crazy. People who do not get much knowledge of it will possibly ask the question what is chronic prostatitis and why many people turn pale when it is mentioned.
　　
Chronic prostatitis is a disease with high incidence (4%～25%) and often puzzled patients a lot. About 50 percent of men in their life will more or less be affected by symptoms of prostatitis. Causes, pathological change, complicated clinic symptoms can all be the factors that threaten sexual function and reproductive function in men and severely destroy patients' lives. They are likely to fall into mental and physical problems. As a matter of fact, medicines which can treat prostatitis are various, but patients who have this disease always confront with the risk of relapse. Analysing the causes, it regarded that the key of the treatment is not be entirely understood. So, what are the symptoms of chronic prostatitis and what is the key for prostatitis treatment?
　　
Symptoms of Prostatitis
Symptoms of Prostatitis  can differ from patient to patient but will normally consist of the following:
1. Dysuria: pain or burning sensation during urination
2. Difficulty with urinating, either dribbling or hesitant urination
3. Nocturia: urination at night
4. Frequency of urination
5. Urgent need to urinate
6. Pain in the groin, abdomen, or lower back
7. Pain in the area between the rectum and the penis (the prostate gland is located in this area and can be felt in a digital rectal exam-a finger being inserted into the rectum)
8. Painful ejaculations (the prostate provides the fluid that the semen is surrounded in and helps to nourish the semen)

Categories of prostatitis
Prostatitis is divided into four different categories: acute bacterial prostatitis, chronic bacterial prostatitis, chronic prostatitis/pelvic pain, and asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis. A bacterium is usually responsible for both acute bacterial prostatitis and chronic bacterial prostatitis and these forms account for only approximately 5% of prostatitis cases. The cause of for the other 95% of prostatitis cases is unknown.