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Treatment of Prostatitis
in Aktobe

Prostatitis is one of the most common conditions in men. Urologist-andrologist Amanzholova Sholpan Kenzhegalievna performs accurate diagnostics and selects effective treatment tailored to the form and stage of the disease.

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Symptoms

How Prostatitis Presents

Pain Syndrome

  • Pain and burning during urination
  • Discomfort in the perineum and groin
  • Lower back and lower abdominal pain

Urinary Disturbances

  • Frequent urges, especially at night
  • Weak or interrupted urine stream
  • Feeling of incomplete bladder emptying

Sexual Function

  • Reduced libido and potency
  • Pain or discomfort during ejaculation
  • Premature ejaculation

⚠️ Important: untreated chronic prostatitis can lead to male infertility and erectile dysfunction. If symptoms appear — do not delay seeing a doctor.

Diagnostics

How Diagnosis Is Made

  • Physical examination and history
  • Ultrasound of prostate and bladder
  • Prostatic secretion analysis
  • Complete urinalysis and blood test
  • PSA (prostate-specific antigen)
  • STI swab when indicated
Treatment

Treatment Methods

  • Antibiotic therapy (for infectious prostatitis)
  • Anti-inflammatory drugs
  • Hardware prostate massage
  • Laser and shock-wave therapy
  • Physiotherapy procedures
  • Lifestyle and diet correction
General Information

What Is Prostatitis

Prostatitis is inflammation of the prostate gland. It is one of the most common urological conditions: one in three men over 30 will experience it. The disease significantly reduces quality of life and, if left untreated, can lead to serious complications.

The prostate gland is a small walnut-sized organ located below the bladder. When inflamed, the prostate enlarges, causing urinary difficulties and pain.

Acute Prostatitis

Develops suddenly, with high fever, severe pain, and acute urinary problems. Requires urgent treatment — typically antibiotic therapy.

Chronic Prostatitis

A long-term condition with periods of exacerbation and remission. Symptoms are less pronounced, but persistent discomfort and urinary problems significantly affect quality of life.

Bacterial Prostatitis

Caused by a bacterial infection — most commonly E. coli or STI pathogens. Responds well to antibiotic treatment when the patient seeks care promptly.

Non-bacterial Prostatitis

The most common form. Causes include congestion, poor circulation, and stress. No infection is detected, yet inflammation and symptoms are present.

Etiology

Causes of Prostatitis

  • Bacterial and viral urogenital infections
  • Pelvic blood congestion due to sedentary lifestyle
  • Hypothermia — one of the most frequent causes
  • Irregular or absent sexual activity
  • Chronic stress and immune deficiency
  • Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
  • Perineal trauma
  • Hormonal imbalances
Symptoms

When to See a Doctor

  • Pain and burning during urination
  • Frequent urges to urinate, especially at night
  • Weak stream, feeling of incomplete emptying
  • Pain in perineum, lower abdomen, lower back
  • Painful sensations during ejaculation
  • Reduced potency and libido
  • Fever (in acute prostatitis)
  • Urethral discharge

⚠️ Do not delay seeing a doctor

Neglected prostatitis can lead to vesiculitis, epididymitis, impaired fertility, and chronic pain syndrome. The earlier treatment begins, the faster and more effective the result.

Important to Know

Complications Without Treatment

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Male Infertility

Inflammation impairs sperm quality and motility

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Prostatic Adenoma

Chronic inflammation accelerates benign prostatic hyperplasia

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Erectile Dysfunction

Impaired circulation and inflammation negatively affect potency

Amanzholova Sholpan Kenzhegalievna — Urologist-Andrologist Aktobe
Your Doctor

Amanzholova Sholpan Kenzhegalievna

Urologist-Andrologist-Gerontologist · Highest Medical Category · 43 years of experience

Over 5,000 patients with urological and andrological conditions. Sensitive approach, full confidentiality. Invivo Medical Center, Aktobe.

FAQ

Questions About Prostatitis

Can chronic prostatitis be fully cured? +
Chronic prostatitis responds well to treatment when addressed promptly. Modern methods — antibiotics, physiotherapy, hardware treatment — can achieve stable remission and restore quality of life.
How long does prostatitis treatment take? +
Acute prostatitis treatment takes 2–4 weeks. Chronic prostatitis requires longer treatment — from 1 to 3 months depending on the form and stage. The doctor determines the exact duration after examination.
Does prostatitis affect potency? +
Yes, advanced prostatitis can reduce potency due to inflammation and impaired circulation. After treatment, sexual function is restored in the majority of patients.
Is a diet necessary for prostatitis? +
Yes — alcohol, spicy and fatty foods should be avoided. Zinc-rich foods are beneficial: pumpkin seeds, seafood. Adequate fluid intake is also important — at least 1.5–2 litres of water per day.
Is the consultation confidential? +
Absolutely. Patient data is never shared with third parties. You can speak openly — sensitive topics are routine practice for us.

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First consultation with 40% discount · Invivo Medical Center, Aktobe
Abulkhair Khan Ave., 71 · Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 9:00–14:00

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