Prostatitis --Physical/Neuromuscular Causes page


Causes of Prostatitis
Physical and neuromuscular causes of Chronic Prostatitis
Any one or more than one of a variety of physical, muscular or neurological conditions may be at the root of your prostatitis. For example, injury to the spinal disks in the lower back can cause symptoms of prostatitis. So can a disordered state of tension in your pelvic floor musculature. A physical stricture or blockage in your urethra —the tube that carries your urine— may cause backflow or urine reflux, causing prostate inflammation.
This page is your central point for a number of pages on this site related to these issues.
Among them; Prostatitis as a tension disorder, Prostatitis as a problem with pelvic floor musculature. Epidydimitis related to pelvic muscle strain Research abstract on myfascial therapy A study at Stanford University on Myfascial therapy Research abstract from Stanford group. Use of Electrical Stimulation Therapy to treat pelvic muscle disorder
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Physical and neuromuscular causes of Chronic Prostatitis