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acute prostatitis, inflammation, the prostate gland that develops suddenly, acute prostatitis, a bacterial infection, the prostate gland, organism capable of causing an urinary tract infection, uti, capable of causing acute bacterial prostatitis, enterococci, escherichia coli, klebsiella pneumonia, proteus mirabilis, pseudomonas aeruginosa, staphylococcus aureus, sexually transmitted diseases, stds, cause acute prostatitis, seen in men younger than 35, gonorrhea, chlamydia, urealyticum, trichomonas, prostatitis, std typically closely follows sexual contact, an infected partner, in men older than 35, e. coli, common bacteria, more often the cause of prostatitis, e. coli prostatitis, follow urinary tract infections, urethritis, epididymitis, acute prostatis, a result of procedures involving the urethra, catheterization, cystoscope, trauma, bladder outlet obstruction, an infection elsewhere, prostatitis is rare in young boys, prostatitis is diagnosed in approximately 2 of every 10,000 outpatient visits, men between the ages of 20, multiple sexual partners, at an increased risk, at high risk, who engage in anal intercourse, using condoms, men age 50, older, an enlarged prostate, benign prostatic hyperplasia, at increased risk, prostatitis, due to risk of urinary tract infection, acute prostatitis often begins, chills, fever, lower abdominal discomfort, perineal pain, pain, in the area between the genitals, anus, burning, urination, symptoms of more advanced prostatitis, diminished urine stream, difficulty urinating, prostatitis, occur in conjunction, epididymitis, orchitis, an std, case symptoms, the accompanying condition, symptoms of acute prostatitis, fever, chills, low back pain, abdominal pain, above the pubic bone, perineal pain, pelvic floor, pain, burning, urination, dysuria, urinary retention, inability to completely empty bladder, pain, ejaculation, pain, bowel movement, additional symptoms that associated, blood, in the urine, increased urinary frequency, urgency, difficulty urinating, decreased force of urinary stream, testicle pain, blood, in the semen, foul-smelling urine, perform a physical examination to assess the prostate, warm, soft, swollen, tender, groin lymph nodes, enlarged, tender, scrotum, swollen, tender, urethra, discharge, triple-void urine specimens collected, urinalysis, urine culture, #1 initial stream, #2 mid-stream, #3 after prostatic massage by examiner, choose not to perform prostatic massage prostate is obviously swollen, tender, massage, potentially spread the infection, bacteremia, sepsis, potentially life-threatening infections, bacteria, in the bloodstream, rather than localized to one part, urinalysis, reveal increased white blood cells, wbcs, bacterial growth, examination of prostatic secretions, increased levels of wbcs, concentrated bacterial growth upon culture, acute prostatitis, tests, cbc, urine analysis, psa, semen analysis, most cases of acute prostatitis clear up completely, slight modification of diet, behavior, medications, prostatitis is treated, antibiotics, most often trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, bactrim, fluoroquinolones, floxin, cipro, tetracycline derivatives, men, prostatitis, an std, a 250 mg shot of ceftriaxone followed by a 10-day course of doxycycline, ofloxacin, bacterial causes, a standard course of treatment consists of bactrim, cipro, floxin, at least 4 weeks, recurrence is common, health care providers recommend longer therapies, 6 to 8 weeks, to eliminate the infection, in severe cases, hospitalization, intravenous, iv, antibiotics required, stool softeners, reduce the discomfort associated, bowel movements, surgery, surgery, urethral instrumentation, urinary catheterization, cystoscopy, not recommended, patients, acute prostatitis, therapy, frequent, complete urination is recommended to decrease the symptoms of urinary frequency, urgency, swollen prostate restricts the urethra, difficult to completely empty the bladder, insertion of a suprapubic catheter, a drain that empties the bladder, the abdomen, warm baths, provide some relief, the perineal, lower back pain associated, acute prostatitis, diet, avoid substances that irritate the bladder, alcohol, caffeinated food, beverages, citrus juices, hot, spicy foods, increasing the intake of fluids, 64 to 128 ounces per day, encourages frequent urination, help flush the bacteria, bladder, monitoring, follow-up should include an examination at completion of antibiotic therapy to ensure that infection is no longer present, majority of men who, accurately diagnosed, acute prostatitis, become symptom-free after treatment, patients, had acute prostatitis, prone to recurrence, likely to develop chronic prostatitis, chronic prostatitis, urinary retention, the swollen prostate occluding the urethra, scarring, the prostate, urethra, permanent narrowing, the urethra, symptoms of prostatitis occur, not all types of prostatitis, preventable, thorough hand-washing after a bowel movement, prior to handling the penis, prevent the transfer of bacteria, rectal area, genitourinary tract, infections, stds, prevented by practicing safer-sex behaviors.
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