Chronic pelvic pain in men is prolonged or recurrent pain in the pelvic area that can last for more than six months. This pain may be constant or intermittent and can interfere with daily activities and quality of life. It’s important to note that various factors can cause such pain, including:
Prostate problems: For example, chronic prostatitis or chronic pelvic pain syndrome without bacterial infection.
Muscle or nerve disorders: These can arise from overexertion or stress.
Bladder or bowel issues: Including inflammatory or infectious processes.
Psychological factors: Stress and depression can also exacerbate symptoms.
Treatment depends on the exact cause of the pain. It typically involves medication, physical therapy, lifestyle changes, or specialized procedures.
Prostate problems: For example, chronic prostatitis or chronic pelvic pain syndrome without bacterial infection.
Muscle or nerve disorders: These can arise from overexertion or stress.
Bladder or bowel issues: Including inflammatory or infectious processes.
Psychological factors: Stress and depression can also exacerbate symptoms.
Treatment depends on the exact cause of the pain. It typically involves medication, physical therapy, lifestyle changes, or specialized procedures.
If you are experiencing chronic pelvic pain, we recommend consulting a doctor for an accurate diagnosis and treatment advice.
