Prostatitis Due to Hemorrhoidopexy

Hemorrhoidopexy is a procedure common in curing hemorrhoids in men and may be linked to common cases of prostatitis in men. The connection may be a side effect of the procedure that causes harmful bacteria to enter the body.

Hemorrhoidopexy

• Hemorrhoidopexy is a surgical treatment option for hemorrhoids. The procedure results in a line of staples in the anal canal.

Dangers

• The procedure is generally considered safe, but there is a possibility for penile injury and it may cause condoms to break during sex.

Prostatitis

• Prostatitis is a disease in men that affects the prostate gland. It can cause painful urination and pain in the groin.

Causes

• The most common cause of prostatitis is bacteria that are transported through the urine and may leak into the prostate, causing infection.

Connection

• The bacteria may enter the body through means of sexual intercourse. A hemorrhoidopexy procedure can cause a condom to break. This may allow bacteria to enter the body.