sure does - there are actually 4 types of prostatitis. symptoms of long-term (chronic) prostatitis are often mild and start slowly over weeks or months. they may include: an urge to urinate often. but you may pass only small amounts of urine. a burning pain when you urinate. a problem starting the urine stream urinating in waves rather than in a steady stream urine flow that is weaker than normal and dribbling after urinating. waking up at night to urinate often. a feeling of not completely emptying your bladder. pain in your lower back in the area between the testicles and anus in the lower belly or upper thighs or above the pubic area. pain may be worse during a bowel movement. some pain during or after ejaculation. pain in the tip of your penis. symptoms of acute prostatitis are the same but they start suddenly and are severe. they may also include a fever and chills. some men don't have any symptoms. here's the full article: <link>
can prostatitis cause oversensitivity/irritation to head of penis? . possibly have prostatitis and experiencing soreness/oversensitivity of glans and head of penis.