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Prostatitis Explained – 3D Animations

Category: Chronic Prostatitis, Male Symptoms
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Explaining Prostatitis Visually

Georgiadis Urology is proud to present a series of short 3D animations which explain prostatitis, some of its prominent symptoms and treatment phases visually. For any questions, please either comment directly on the videos or e-mail us at info@georgiadis-urology.com.

How does prostatitis start?

What exactly is prostate fibrosis? What is urethral stricture?

Is the burning feeling during / after urination related to prostatitis?

How do other symptoms form inside the prostate?

How is prostatitis cured?

For further details please visit the relevant Prostatitis Symptoms or Treatment pages.

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