Discussion: Frequently asked questions and answers regarding pain in general and chronic prostate pain in particular.

The prostate is a tiny organ, but the inflammations often spread to the entire male reproductive system, which is anatomically connected. The pains experienced by patients with chronic prostate inflammation are depressing! Because they significantly harm the quality of life and sexual function.

If nothing hurts me, is it a sign that I am healthy?
The answer is not necessary. Damage to cells at low intensity often does not reach the threshold that requires an alarm! (Pain)

Is chronic pain a sign that I still have tissue damage?
Usually, the answer is "Yes."

If the intensity of the chronic pain increased, a sign that my health condition had worsened?
If the pain intensity has increased significantly over time, and there have been no other (mental) changes, the answer is probably "Yes."

I have intermittent pain; what does this imply?
Intermittent pain may indicate an unstable immune system. The difficulty is in locating the causes of the phenomenon. (Nutrition, physical and mental lifestyle)

Link:
Subjective pain scale and the objective pain level.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/223 (Copy & Paste)