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Another reason for prostate pain is prostatitis, an infection of the prostate that is often caused by bacteria. Symptoms of prostatitis may vary from person to person, but general symptoms include burning with urination, the inability to empty the bladder completely, and painful urination.
It could be a sign of sexual dysfunction with another cause, of course, but it's a reason to have an exam and possibly a PSA test. Pain, aches, or heaviness in the groin, hips, thighs, or abdomen. One sign of prostate cancer is frequent pain in the hips, upper thighs, or the lowest part of the back. Men with testicular cancer report noticing a heavy, aching feeling low in the belly or abdomen, or in the scrotum or testicles themselves.