Acute Prostatitis Symptoms
October 16, 2009 by Prostate Dr. · Leave a Comment
We will now deal with the acute prostatitis signs and symptoms. In cases of hematogen origin, this disorderdoesn’t provoke urinary tract pains. On the other hand, it starts with high fever, chills, nausea, vomit.
Prostatitis may occur in conjunction with epididymitis or orchitis, especially if caused by an Sexually Transmitted Disease, in which case symptoms of the accompanying condition may also be present.
The symptoms of acute prostatitis are as follows:
- In the…
Prostatitis symptoms diagnose
September 1, 2009 by Prostate Dr. · Leave a Comment
Tests & Lab Analysis
Your health care provider may perform a physical examination to assess the prostate (warm, soft, swollen, or tender), the groin lymph nodes (enlarged or tender), the scrotum (swollen or tender), and the urethra (discharge).
Triple-void urine specimens (also called the three-glass test) may be collected for urinalysis and urine culture:
- initial stream- helps identify urethral flora
- mid-stream- after prostatic massage- identifies prostatic flora
- after prostatic- corresponds to the vesical flora
Note: Sometimes…
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