Medical articles of Prostatitis

29/04/2025
Mr Murugu Selvan
Urologist
Benign prostate conditions and the different treatments available
Benign prostate conditions, such as enlargement, are very common in men, especially with increasing age. While they are not cancerous, they can still cause significant discomfort and affect daily life. Understanding these conditions and the range of treatments available can help patients make informed decisions about their care.
21/10/2024
Mr Chris Blick
Urologist
Everything you need to know about prostatitis
Prostatitis occurs when the prostate becomes inflamed. The prostate is a small gland that is part of the male reproductive system, located just under the bladder and in front of the rectum. It produces fluid that becomes the vehicle for sperm cells to make up semen. When this gland is inflamed and swollen, it can cause discomfort and urinary issues.
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08/08/2024
Written by Top Doctors
Shockwave therapy: How it treats chronic prostatitis, erectile dysfunction, and Peyronie's disease
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment option in the field of urology for various conditions that affect men’s health, including chronic prostatitis, erectile dysfunction, and Peyronie's disease. This article provides an expert overview of how shockwave therapy is used to manage these conditions, addressing key questions and concerns.
08/10/2020
Mr Sam Datta
Urologist
The warning signs of prostate cancer and when to see a doctor
Knowing the symptoms of prostate cancer is important, especially when you reach the age of 45 so that you can identify any potential signs and know when to get checked out by a doctor. Mr Soumendra Datta, a leading consultant urologist to understand the warning signs of prostate cancer and when exactly you should go and see a specialist.
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30/04/2020
Mr Aidan Noon
Urologist
High PSA reading: what does it mean and does it need lowering?
A PSA test determines how much PSA protein is in a man's bloodstream and can be used to assist in the diagnosis of prostate cancer and prostatitis. But how much PSA is "too much"? Mr Aidan Noon is highly specialised in reading PSA test results and he provides you with an understanding of its benefits, what results mean and if they ever need lowering.
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17/07/2019
Mr Andrew Ballaro
Urologist
Prostatitis: is there a link to infertility or prostate cancer?
Prostatitis is a common bacterial infection, which can be treated with a course of antibiotics. But you may be wondering, can prostatitis cause infertility if left untreated and is there a tie with prostate cancer? Leading urologist Mr Andrew Ballaro answers these questions and more.
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18/12/2018
Mr Jeremy Crew
Urologist
How benign prostate enlargement causes urinary symptoms and UTIs
BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia), also known as prostate enlargement, produces urinary symptoms including a frequent urge to urinate, an inability to fully empty the bladder and difficulty starting to urinate. Alongside these symptoms, having BPH can lead to urinary tract infections (UTI). Mr Jeremy Crew, a top urologist, explains these symptoms.
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23/01/2018
Mr Keng Jin Ng
Urologist
What is the difference between acute and chronic prostatitis?
Both acute and chronic prostatitis (male pelvic pain syndrome) are caused by bacterial infections, which affect the prostate. Expert urologist Mr Keng Ng discusses how to treat them.
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23/01/2018
Mr Keng Jin Ng
Urologist
What does prostate pain feel like?
Male pelvic pain syndrome, also known as prostatitis, can affect men who are in their 20s right up to those who are middle-aged. Leading urologist Mr Keng Ng explains the symptoms and what they can feel like.
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13/11/2017
Mr Andrew Ballaro
Urologist
When is prostatitis an emergency?
10-15% of men are estimated to develop symptoms of prostatitis at some point in their lives, so it is important to know what you should be looking for, and make sure you act to receive the appropriate treatment. Mr Andrew Ballaro, expert urologist, explains more about the signs and symptoms.
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