Does prostatitis affect sexual function?

Prostatitis is a common physical disease among men. Suffering from prostatitis will not only easily lead to health problems, but also easily lead to some physical complications, such as urinary pain or frequent urination. Prostatitis has a great impact on sexual function and will easily affect normal fertility, so it needs timely treatment.

Prostatitis is divided into two types: acute prostatitis and chronic prostatitis, which can cause many uncomfortable symptoms to patients, such as urinary urgency, frequent urination, incomplete urination, perineum pain, sexual dysfunction, etc.

Prostatitis leads to a decline in the quality of life. Its inflammation increases the anti-sperm antibodies in the body, causing sperm death and immune infertility. It has been proven that a variety of pathogenic microorganisms can reduce the number and activity of sperm in semen, and a large number of bacteria and bacterial toxins can consume the nutrients in semen and affect the survival of sperm.

Men reach their sexual peak after the age of 25, and then slowly begin to decline. Prostatitis is also very easy to recur. So how can prostatitis be treated?

1. Quit smoking, drinking, and spicy foods, and eat more fruits. Apples and cherry tomatoes are recommended.

2. Don't stay up late, go to bed on time, and develop many work habits.

3. Exercise more, run for 30 minutes every day. This is very important. If you sit in a chair for a long time, you should move around every 50 minutes, such as kicking your legs and doing squats.

4. Don’t take medicine indiscriminately. As long as your physical condition is good, the disease will be cured.

5. The most important thing is not to stimulate the prostate every day before you get better. Abstain from sex for a while first.

In addition to the common prostatitis symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, there are also changes in urination such as incomplete urination, dribbling urine, waiting to urinate, weak urine stream, bifurcated urine, hematuria, purulent urine, urethral itching, burning pain, and white drops in urine.

pain

The pain caused by the harm of prostatitis is very different from the general pain. It is not the kind of sharp, knife-like pain, but a slow, long-lasting, and extremely uncomfortable pain. It usually manifests as perineal distension, ejaculation pain, wet and cold scrotal swelling, testicular distension, inguinal pain, lower abdominal distension, etc.