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Follicular or suppurative prostatitis is an acute bacterial infection that causes inflammation of the individual prostatic glandular structures with pustules limited to the size of a pea. It occurs when bacteria colonize the prostatic parenchyma as a consequence of complications from catarrhal prostatitis. It is characterized by lower urinary tract symptoms, such as dysuria, urinary hesitancy, and intense perineal pain. Read More »
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