Prostatitis

Issues with the genitourinary system in men often appear as early as 35-40 years of age. Among the most common conditions at this stage is an inflammation of the prostate gland caused by infections. This condition, known in urological practice as prostatitis, accounts for up to half of all patient visits. It ranks third among all urological diseases in terms of prevalence and severity.

Doctors at the “New Life” clinic regularly assist men of various ages with this diagnosis. Moreover, our medical facility offers preventive examinations even in the absence of obvious symptoms. Early detection of prostatitis allows for timely therapeutic intervention, helping patients avoid discomfort and lengthy treatments in the future while maintaining their usual lifestyle.

Our clinic is equipped with high-precision medical equipment for both diagnostic and treatment purposes. The competence of our urologists is confirmed by their highest-category qualifications and advanced degrees in medical science.

Prostatitis is a complex inflammatory process that affects all prostate tissues. Such inflammation can lead to undesirable consequences, as the prostate gland is a key organ in the male reproductive system. It plays a vital role in sperm production and erectile function. Once prostatitis develops, the gland quickly loses its physiological capabilities. As the disease progresses, it may cause the following complications:

• Inflammation of the seminal vesicles, which can lead to vesiculitis and require prolonged treatment.
• Prostatic abscess, significantly impairing intimate life.
• Calculous prostatitis, involving the formation of stones in the glandular ducts.
• The development of various neoplasms, ranging from cysts and adenomas to malignant tumors.

At advanced stages or in certain forms of the disease, infertility may develop. Simultaneously, libido rapidly decreases, leading to a loss of sexual interest in the opposite sex. Potency weakens, and painful sensations often occur during intimate encounters.

The complications listed above highlight the importance of undergoing diagnostic examinations. If prostatitis is detected, timely treatment by experienced urologists at the “New Life” clinic is crucial.

To preserve reproductive functions, the causes of prostatitis must first be minimized and then eliminated. Common causes include:

1. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) acquired through unprotected intercourse.
2. Pelvic hypothermia.
3. Reduced local and general immunity.
4. A sedentary lifestyle and lack of physical activity.
5. Wearing overly tight underwear.

An essential etiological factor is the regularity of intimate life. Today, prostate diagnostics for men include an evaluation of this factor during anamnesis preparation. Rare sexual activity can lead to hormonal imbalances and increase the likelihood of developing adenomas in the prostate gland. This, in turn, often triggers primary reproductive organ conditions, subsequently causing infectious inflammation.

To promptly begin treatment and receive appropriate medical prescriptions, thorough examinations are necessary. These help to determine:

• The presence or absence of the disease.
• The form and stage of the condition.
• The pathogenesis and causes of the pathology.

At the “New Life” clinic’s diagnostic department, prostatitis is assessed using advanced methods. These are made possible by high-precision equipment and the expertise of our top-tier doctors.

Our specialists utilize modern techniques, including STI tests and ultrasound examinations of the pelvic organs. Comprehensive laboratory analyses are also conducted, including prostate secretion studies, bacterial cultures, two-glass urine tests, and more.

Prostatitis exhibits only a few clinical signs, which can be easily confused with symptoms of other genitourinary diseases. Key indicators include dull pain in the scrotal area, difficulties with urination, and weak urinary flow. Diagnoses consider the type of condition:

• Chronic prostatitis.
• Acute prostatitis.
• Bacterial or non-infectious forms.

Doctors also assess pain levels, urinary frequency, and sexual function, including libido, erection, and ejaculation.

Additionally, general symptoms such as elevated body temperature, localized warmth in the scrotum, frequent urges to urinate, and feelings of pain or heaviness in the perineum should not be overlooked.

Upon confirming a diagnosis of prostatitis, our urologists immediately prescribe an effective treatment plan. This includes:

1. Pharmacological medications.
2. Use of biopreparations.
3. Physiotherapy.
4. Prostate massage.
5. Therapeutic exercises.

The treatment approach is tailored individually for each patient at “New Life” clinic.

We guarantee rapid recovery, a high therapeutic success rate, and no side effects. Our center for prostatitis treatment is always ready to provide assistance at minimal costs for medical services and diagnostic procedures.