Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is the most common form of chronic prostatitis, i.e. up to 80% of men diagnosed with prostatitis have this form.
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome is a persistent or recurring pain felt in the prostate, bladder, urethra, penis, testicles and their appendages, lasting more than 3 months, in the absence of infection and any obvious cause. Thus, only the presence of a symptom of pain is sufficient to make a diagnosis, i.e. the diagnosis is established on the basis of subjective complaints described by the patient to the doctor.
In order to understand the individual causes of chronic pelvic pain syndrome and to carry out successful treatment that not only eliminates the symptoms, but also ensures long-term, lasting results, a highly qualified urologist, modern equipment and a team of doctors of various specialties with the necessary qualifications and experience are needed.
Modern, advanced, international recommendations for the diagnosis of chronic pelvic pain syndrome recommend a multidisciplinary approach, since the cause of pelvic pain can be pathology of various organs and body systems – the genitourinary system, nervous, vascular, digestive, immune, etc.
All necessary diagnostic tests can be carried out within the walls of one EMC clinic, from laboratory tests to high–precision methods of functional diagnostics and imaging, and consultations with expert-level doctors.
The arsenal of therapeutic technologies includes the most modern devices for microwave therapy, shock wave therapy, and various methods of electrotherapy, including biofeedback.
Our experience and knowledge have already helped and are helping hundreds of our patients to get rid of the annoying problem called chronic pelvic pain syndrome, which prevents them from living and enjoying life.
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