FAQ.

No. Similar symptoms can occur with urinary infections, bladder conditions, benign prostate enlargement and other causes. Diagnosis requires clinical assessment.

There is no universal lifestyle cure. Everyday habits may change symptom comfort for some people, but treatment depends on the clinical type and other possible causes.

Urgent care is appropriate for complete inability to urinate, painful urgent urination with fever and chills, blood in the urine, or severe lower-abdominal and urinary-tract pain.

Antibiotics are used for bacterial prostatitis. They do not treat every chronic pelvic pain pattern, so the cause should be assessed rather than assumed.

Research has not established a diet that causes or prevents prostatitis. Some clinicians suggest adequate fluids and reducing bladder irritants during bacterial prostatitis treatment.

Timing, urinary frequency and urgency, stream changes, pain location, fever/chills, nocturia, sexual symptoms, medicines, fluids, caffeine, alcohol and anything that clearly changes the pattern.

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