Prostate infection

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Prostate gland, a part of the male reproductive
system, helps in the transport of semen. It is
situated close to the rectum and bladder, around
the urethra that also conveys semen. Infections
of the prostate gland aggravate the gland itself,
often prompting its swelling. Swelling, then,
affects negatively urethra leading to other
urinary issues.
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In most cases, the prostate becomes infected by
the bacteria that may get into the prostate from
the urethra by backward flow of infected urine
into the prostate or the rectum. Also, certain
conditions and medical procedures increase the
risk of developing prostatitis, including an
autoimmune disease (an abnormal reaction of the
body to the prostate tissue) and engagement in
rectal intercourse.
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There are four different types of prostatitis,
each type having different set of symptoms.
Category 1-Acute Bacterial Prostatitis (ABP) The
most common cause of this type of prostate
infection are bacteria usually found in the large
intestine. However, often a urethral or bladder
infection can cause an infection to the prostate
gland as bacteria in urine may leak into the
prostate. Category 2-Chronic Bacterial
Prostatitis (CBP) When bacteria are not
completely eliminated from the prostate gland,
prostatitis might recur or be difficult to treat
(chronic bacterial prostatitis). Another cause
may be an injury to the urinary tract due to such
activities, as bicycle riding or horseback
riding, catheterization or a chronic urinary
tract infection (UTI).
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Category 3-Nonbacterial Prostatitis In this type
of prostatitis, no definite infection can be
identified. Men with nonbacterial prostatitis
often have signs of inflammation, but no bacteria
can be found in standard lab tests. Sometimes
this condition can be due lifting heavy objects
while the bladder is full. The urine, then, may
back up into the prostate gland causing
inflammation.
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Category 4-Prostatodynia This type of
prostatitis is sometimes called chronic pelvic
pain syndrome (CPPS) however, without
inflammation or bacterial infection. The
symptoms??including chills, fever, pain in the
lower back and genital area, body aches, burning
or painful urination, and the frequent and urgent
need to urinate??characteristically go away and,
then, come back without warning. Unfortunately,
standard medical treatments??therapy with
antibiotics and with medicine that only help to
relax the muscles of the prostate gland??is
often ineffective and fails.
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