Prostatitis Parenchymatous

Prostatitis, also called parenchymomatous, is a disease of the prostate gland. It is common among the male population of all ages, occurs quite often and tends to occur in several stages, starting from the very beginning and ending with the chronic course of the disease. The disease appears due to the inflammatory process in the prostate tissue. If left untreated, it can lead to serious complications, such as loss of potency and inability to procreate. Therefore, it is very important to detect the disease in a timely manner and begin treatment. In this article we will talk about parenchymal prostatitis, the causes of its occurrence, symptoms and treatment methods. **Causes of parenchymal prostatitis** Many factors can cause prostatitis. This could be, for example, prolonged erection, sexually transmitted infections, diseases of the bladder and urethra, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. We also cannot exclude the influence of various environmental factors, such as cold, dry air and others. However, the main cause of this disease is considered to be an infection inside the urinary tract, which can settle in the prostate. In addition, there are people predisposed to this disease due to the characteristics of their anatomy, genetic diseases, problems with immunity and hormonal levels. All this has an invaluable impact on the development of the disease, and therefore the responsibility lies with those who take care of their health and lead a healthy lifestyle.

**Symptoms of parenchymal prostatitis** The first sign in which you should pay attention to your men's health is discomfort when urinating, especially when urine flow ends. Symptoms may also include burning, pain, itching and stinging. Often there may be a feeling of incomplete emptying of the urinary tract. One of the most serious symptoms is difficulty urinating. In some men, urination is completely impaired. Problems with potency arise, the desire for sexual relations is lost, and frequent ejaculation appears. There may be cases when the disease is asymptomatic and is detected