What is the difference between prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia?

Generally speaking, the difference between prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia is that they occur in different ages, have different symptoms, and have different treatments. It is recommended to treat symptomatically under the guidance of a doctor.

Prostatitis is generally more common in men under the age of 50, and prostatic hyperplasia is most common around the age of 40.

Prostatitis usually presents with abdominal and thigh pain accompanied by frequent urination and urgency, while prostatic hyperplasia usually presents with difficulty urinating.

Prostatitis can be cured, and patients with prostatic hyperplasia can usually be cured through drug treatment.

In addition, in addition to these differences and the different causes of disease, it is recommended to develop good living habits in daily life.