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Excluding urinary tract infection when diagnosing prostatitis
After an acute bacterial prostatitis (ABP) episode linked to a sexually transmitted infection (STI), progression to chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) is uncommon but not rare: published estimates cl...
Bacterial prostatitis—especially the acute form—typically presents with systemic signs of infection such as fever, chills and feeling acutely ill, together with urinary symptoms and pelvic pain, while...
Hyperspermia—commonly defined in the literature as ejaculate volume above roughly 5.5–6 mL—is usually a benign laboratory finding that may reflect prolonged abstinence, glandular variation, or hormona...