Is painful ejaculation a symptom of prostatitis?

Is painful ejaculation a symptom of prostatitis? Back from a business trip, Mr Knight was enjoyed in sex life with her wife. However, a week later, he had found discomfort clearly. During intercourse, he felt sharp pain in perineum area so he had to break off. As a result, he got psychology of fear caused by the unpleasant issue. Suspecting if he had have some disease, he went to the hospital. After being checked carefully, he was told that he had prostatitis.  

Prostate is the accessory gland of male reproductive organ, which can secret a lot prostate fluid during sex life. Therefore, phenomenons such as congestion, swelling, muscle contraction are normal. In general situation, elimination of congestion and swelling needs 24 to 48 hours. In this period, if a man still has frequent intercourse, a large burden is added to the prostate indeed. Suffers will be tired with lower resistance and immunity. As a matter of fact, ejaculatory duct is closely connected with urethra, it is in a opening statue when the physiological activity is active. As we can imagine, if pathogens in urethra move upward to invade prostate and breed there, what is the result? Definitely, prostatitis can occur.

In fact, prostatitis can cause ejaculation pain, and this spastic pain usually occurs before the very moment of ejaculation and end with ejaculation. The pain varies with intense and period of sex, although the pain emerges from prostate, but discomfort and pain can radiate to urethra and balano.

Is Ejaculation Pain A Manifestation of Prostatitis? Clinically, if a man suffers from prostatitis or epididymitis, ejaculation is actually an ordinary manifestation. We'd like to help patients answer questions in these aspects and recommend applicable prostatitis treatment.

Lower abdomen pain is a symptom of prostatitis

Why does pain in left lower abdomen happen? 

Both pathogenic microorganisms and psychological factors can lead to lower abdomen pain.

Bad daily habits, such as drinking alcohol, having spicy food, sitting for too long, can also be causes of lower abdomen pain.

 

Long-lasting frequent urine, urinary urgency, dysuria and discomfort in prostate are all symptoms of prostatitis. However, another possibility is that there's no pyocyte, no obvious pathological change and no bacteria in prostate fluid. Such patients are usually treated with treatment of chronic prostatitis. Though a lot of antibiotic have been taken, it seems that they didn't work well. In fact, they are not chronic prostatitis patients at all. That is because both urethral muscle and genuine prostate muscle spasm cause pain, in other words, prostatodynia.

 

In addition, prostate massage can improve local blood circulation and relieve lower abdomen pain. Cleaning anus，pressing prostate gland with forefinger and middle finger are both beneficial. Three to five minutes is enough till prostate fluid comes out. Don't forget that the pressing power should be gentle.Self health care is required. Enhance physical exercise and prevent cold, positively treat other infection of the body. If you are an office staff, you should stand up to have a break. Apart from that, keep a healthy diet; abstinent sexual activity; have hip baths and do prostatic massage.

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