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Chronic prostatitis treatment in Baku
Examination by a urologist in Baku, urine tests and ultrasound for chronic prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain, with a combined plan.
Chronic prostatitis usually means pain or discomfort in the pelvis, perineum or genitals that lasts three months or longer, often with frequent urination or discomfort after ejaculation. In many men no bacterial infection is found, and doctors then speak of chronic pelvic pain syndrome. Because symptoms often wax and wane, chronic prostatitis treatment in Baku starts with a careful examination by a urologist rather than a quick prescription.
The urologist takes a detailed history, examines you and usually arranges urine tests, an ultrasound of the prostate and bladder and other tests as needed, so that prostate enlargement, stones and other causes are ruled out. The plan often combines several approaches and is continued with a urologist at home. We look through your reports before the trip, handle them confidentially, prepare a written estimate and organise the visa, transfers and an interpreter.
Treatment options in Azerbaijan
Detailed urological assessment
The urologist asks about pain, urination and intimate symptoms, examines you and usually arranges urine tests, sometimes collected in several portions, and an ultrasound of the prostate and bladder. A PSA test, urine flow measurement or other tests are added when needed.
UrologyTreatment of a confirmed infection
When the tests show a bacterial infection, the urologist may prescribe antibiotics chosen according to the culture result, sometimes for several weeks. Antibiotics are taken only on prescription and should not be started on your own when no infection has been found.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy and supportive care
Tension in the pelvic floor muscles often adds to the pain. The plan may include pelvic floor physiotherapy, medicines for urinary symptoms or pain, advice on daily habits and, when stress plays a part, psychological support. The urologist decides which options suit you.
RehabilitationA long term plan with your urologist at home
Chronic prostatitis rarely settles after a single visit. You leave with a written summary and recommendations that your own urologist can continue, and you can contact us if questions arise after you return.
Where treatment takes place
Who it may suit
- Men with pain in the pelvis, perineum or genitals lasting three months or longer
- Men diagnosed with chronic prostatitis whose symptoms continue after several courses of treatment
- Patients who would like a second opinion on whether repeated antibiotic courses are needed
- Men whose pain comes together with frequent urination or discomfort after ejaculation
- Men who prefer a discreet examination within one planned trip
When the trip should wait
- Acute prostatitis with high fever, chills or severe pain needs urgent care at home, not a planned trip
- Inability to pass urine is an emergency and must be treated at home first
- A raised PSA or blood in the urine is investigated first, because these findings may point to another condition
The final decision is always made by the doctor after reviewing your documents.
Documents for the medical review
Send whatever you already have. If something is missing, the doctor will tell you what else is needed.
- Urologist report with your symptoms, how long they have lasted and previous diagnoses
- Recent urine tests and urine culture results, with the dates
- Ultrasound report of the prostate and bladder, if available
- Recent PSA result, if done
- List of medicines you take now and have taken before, including all antibiotic courses
- Passport copy for the visa and booking
Frequently asked questions
Is chronic prostatitis always caused by an infection?
No. In most men with long lasting symptoms no bacteria are found in the tests, and the condition is then called chronic pelvic pain syndrome. In such cases repeated antibiotic courses usually do not help. The urologist decides whether antibiotics are needed on the basis of your test results.
Can chronic prostatitis go away completely?
Symptoms often wax and wane, and for many men the aim of treatment is to ease pain and improve daily life step by step. Many men feel better over time with a combined plan, but no one can promise a particular result. The urologist explains what you can realistically expect in your case.
How is chronic prostatitis different from an enlarged prostate?
An enlarged prostate is a gradual growth of the gland that mainly affects older men and causes urinary symptoms, while chronic prostatitis often affects younger and middle aged men and is mainly about pain or discomfort. The two can occur together. Ultrasound and other tests help the urologist tell them apart and rule out other causes.
How long should I plan to stay in Baku?
The examination and tests usually take 2 to 4 days, after which the urologist explains the results and the plan. If pelvic floor physiotherapy is started in Baku, a few extra days may be added so that you can continue the exercises at home. Many doctors in Azerbaijan speak Russian, and an interpreter is available if needed. The urologist confirms the timing for your case.
How much does chronic prostatitis treatment in Baku cost?
The cost depends on the tests the urologist orders, any treatment started in Baku, the number of days you stay and the accommodation you choose. Once we have reviewed your reports, you receive a written estimate before booking anything. Your documents are shared only with the doctors involved in your care.
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