The harm of staying up late to the prostate

In recent years, the pace of people's lives has continued to accelerate, and many people have fallen in love with the nightlife culture, but this is very bad for their health. Some men even suffer from prostatitis. Why does staying up late for a long time cause prostatitis? Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes that this is because the body's biological rhythm changes regularly, and the body's secretion of growth hormone is lower at night. If the human brain continues to work at night, it will stimulate the cerebral cortex to be excited, forcing it to continue to secrete too much growth hormone. In the long run, it will destroy the autonomic nervous system of the biological rhythm. When the body needs to restore the habit of the previous work and rest time, the disrupted human biological clock is difficult to adjust back, which will cause prostatitis.

Will staying up late for a long time cause prostatitis?

The harm of staying up late to prostatitis:

Continuous staying up late often leads to reduced immune function, and the pathogens lurking in the human body begin to multiply, causing prostate disease. This is also the most critical reason.

Blood Some people often stay up late when drinking strong tea, coffee and other beverages are the key factors that damage the male prostate.

It is necessary to supplement that most people who often stay up late will inevitably maintain a long-term sitting posture, which will lead to poor blood circulation, prostatitis in the vulva, accumulation of certain substances, blockage of the prostate gland, and poor glandular fluid discharge, resulting in the onset of prostatitis.

Some people who often stay up late often hold their urine unconsciously, causing the bladder to fill and swell, pressing the male prostate, causing increased work pressure and blood stasis, aggravating the symptoms of male prostate disease.

Staying up late is a common occurrence for modern people, especially for games and entertainment. Excessive release of stress can bring trouble. We often see groups of young people gathering together, overeating and drinking, eating spicy food, singing, hanging out in bars, being too excited, or sitting for long periods of time due to anxiety caused by playing games. These can all cause prostatitis, accelerate the reproduction of pathogens, and cause prostatitis. There are also some people who sit in front of the TV for many hours. Holding back urine for a long time can cause prostatitis, and if this happens too often, it can cause prostatitis.