Age range of CPPS?

Male pelvic pain, prostatitis, IC
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Age range of CPPS?

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What is the age range of people with non-bacterial prostatitis?
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Teenagers to men in their 50s-60s, peak age is 30.
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Interesting that you would bring up the age issue. When I visited Stanford and saw Dr. Anderson I told him that I have prostate pain at the age of 25 and it has never been the same since. It really didn't get bad until age 51 and then it was really bad. Dr. Anderson said that this is a common course for chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome and it usually starts in your 20s. By the way, I feel pretty good these days thanks to this board and some hard SP work over the last six months. Thanks all.
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Thanks Latte for sharing. I'm glad you are feeling better! I like reading stories like yours, as it keeps me working hard on my own recovery.

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