
Bacteria may be detected in prostatic fluid, and symptoms can recur. Antibiotics are the standard medical treatment. If symptoms persist or return, further medical review is important.

No clear bacterial infection is identified. Symptoms may include pelvic pain, urinary discomfort, sexual difficulties, anxiety or low mood, and may persist or recur over time.

There may be no obvious symptoms, although inflammatory cells can be found in prostatic fluid or semen. Medical monitoring or follow-up may be recommended depending on the individual situation.