By what mechanism does prostatitis cause lower back pain? It seems
(to my lay-knowledge of anatomy) that the prostate is the wrong side
of the lower colon to cause back pain through physical pressure alone.
So I imagine there is some sort of biochemical interaction. And yet
the back pain I experience is indistinguishable from back pain I had
when much younger from playing tenis, lifting things etc. Can someone
explain please?
As background, I am 46. I was treated for prostatitis a year or so ago
after being unwell for some time. Since then I have returned to
swimming and some running, but I find that if I do too much (not
really much compared to before becoming ill) my prostate swells, I get
lower back pain and anus pain. Fortunately, I have very little
trouble passing water. The latter seems atypical from what I have
seen reported on the internet.
bbgator_1@hughes.net - 29 Jun 2007 12:46 GMT
> By what mechanism does prostatitis cause lower back pain? It seems
> (to my lay-knowledge of anatomy) that the prostate is the wrong side
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> trouble passing water. The latter seems atypical from what I have
> seen reported on the internet.
my back pain was absolutely unbearable when my cp was
at its worst.i did find however that eliminating processed and
refined sugar from my diet did greatly reduce the severity
of the back pain and the nut pain.
Not quiet sure why sugar made my back hurt