Discussion: Three factors determine the objective severity of pain in chronic prostatitis patients.

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Three factors determine the objective severity of pain in chronic prostatitis patients.

The groin and genital area are very rich in pain receptors. The sensations associated with chronic prostatitis are not a psychosomatic phenomenon but pain and discomfort that significantly impair the quality of life and dramatically the sexual ability of the man.

The pain scale is a subjective measure in which the person is asked about the pain level. The objective measurement of pain tries to quantify the pain objectively. Primarily to assess the pain level of injuries & chronic patients witnessing. To this day, to the best of my knowledge, there is no objective measure of pain. The subjective perception of pests has a relatively high variance.

The Density of the sensory nerves (nociceptors) differs in different areas of the body. The head area, palms, hands, genitals, and nipples are rich in sensory nerves, so they tend to hurt more.
There are major organs that are not pain-sensitive, such as the brain and the liver.

Cumulative tissue damage = Result of multiplication of the affected tissue damage volume multiplied by the duration of exposure to the harmful agent.
The intensity of tissue damage volume.
Duration of exposure to the harmful agent.

The Regeneration rate of the damaged tissue is directly proportional to the speed at which the pain passes. For example, skin cells recover quickly, so the pain passes relatively quickly when we cut ourselves superficially with a knife.
It is relatively easy to produce a statistical estimate of objective pain, but the patient's subjective response to pain is more important than the intensity of the objective pain!

Link: Subjective pain scale and how to determine the objective pain level.
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