Enlarged Prostate
The prostate in men encircles the neck of the bladder and links it to the reproductive system. The prostate grows bigger if it is infected. The pressure of the enlarged prostate disrupts the flow of urine as it squeezes the part of. The urethra where the urine passes through.
A prostatitis infection is accompanied by inflammation of the prostate gland. An enlarged prostate gland is also referred to as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) [6]. These two conditions can cause damage and kidney infection. Your doctor may recommend surgery, drugs, or a catheter to make the urinary system function properly. It is important to note that men older than 50 may develop prostatic hyperplasia without having a urinary tract infection. The form of treatment your doctor recommends depends on the severity of the infection and its effects on other organs.