What to do if you have lower abdominal pain after an erection

Nowadays, more and more men are suffering from prostate disease. Such symptoms not only cause pain to patients, but also affect their families. During sex, if men have lower abdominal pain after erection, everyone must not ignore it, because this may be a symptom of prostatitis. At this time, it is urgent to go to the hospital outpatient clinic for relevant examinations to prevent and treat the disease. Why does prostatitis cause lower abdominal pain after erection?

Why does my lower abdomen hurt after an erection?

In daily life, some men will experience lower abdominal pain after erection. In fact, it is caused by prostatitis, but most people don't know why this happens. So why does prostatitis cause lower abdominal pain after erection? Let's take a look together.

Abnormal sexual life

Sexual intercourse, frequent masturbation, and forced interruption of sexual life can all cause abnormal prostate bleeding. However, excessive sexual activity can easily lead to automatic excitement, which in turn leads to passive hemorrhage, which is also the reason why prostatitis causes lower abdominal pain after erection.

Fever, cold, chills

Fever, cold and chills can cause the body's central nervous system to become excited, leading to increased urethral gas pressure, contraction of the prostate duct and hindering semen metabolism, resulting in sedimentary hematoma and lower abdominal pain.

Massage is too heavy

External stimulation caused by improper prostate massage and other medical behaviors, such as too heavy or too frequent techniques, can cause prostate inflammation and lower abdominal pain.

Several common treatments for prostatitis

Bath therapy

Bath therapy is actually a kind of physical therapy, but because it does not require any medical equipment, the patient can actually perform it at home, so it is a very simple treatment method at home.

The specific steps are: pour about 40% water (not hot enough to put your hand in) into a basin, about half a basin is enough, sit for 10 to 30 minutes each time, add appropriate amount of boiled water when the temperature drops, keep the water at a reasonable temperature, 1 to 2 times a day, 10 days as a treatment course. You can also add appropriate amount of aromatic Chinese medicinal materials to the boiled water, such as red peony root, magnolia officinalis, white cardamom, etc. If you take a bath after inserting the prostate disease plug, it can promote the absorption of the medicine and enhance the efficacy.

However, it should be noted that because tub bath therapy can cause certain damage to male sperm, it should be used with caution by men and women who are preparing for pregnancy or single men and women.

Injection therapy

Because it is difficult for systemic antibiotics to reach an appropriate concentration in the male prostate and affect their efficacy, a treatment method of directly injecting antibiotics into the male prostate has emerged. The specific method is to use penicillin, kanamycin, and proteomycin, independently or in combination, directly into the prostate through the vulva, or directly inject the medicine into the male prostate under the correct guidance of B-ultrasound, 1 to 2 times a week, and 10 times as a treatment course.

The advantage is that the actual effect is relatively significant. The defect causes great damage to the male prostate. Even if it heals later, a small hole will be left, which will aggravate the recurrence of prostate disease in the future. Therefore, this method has been generally abandoned.

Physical therapy methods

Physical therapy is a treatment method that uses various physical elements such as sound, light, electricity, heat, and water to produce effects on body tissues, organs, and pathogenic factors to adjust the body's own internal factors and restore the original physiological conditions. Physical therapy mainly uses the heat effect produced to make superficial tissues swollen, improve blood circulation, increase the moisture of local tissues, accelerate the absorption and elimination of inflammatory substances, and help the inflammation subside. It is somewhat similar to bath therapy, and the disadvantages are that it cannot be completely eliminated. Excessive use will aggravate the prostate disease in men.

Antibiotic treatment

This is a common way to treat prostatitis. Antibiotics diffuse from the blood into the semen, and most of them are effective against Gram-positive streptococci that cause urinary tract infections. However, because they cannot pass through the lipid membrane of regenerating prostate epithelial cells and enter the prostate alveoli to achieve therapeutic effects, the therapeutic effect is not very ideal.