This glass of "water" has become the strongest enemy of a man's lower body

As the saying goes, "No wine, no feast." For men, drinking is one of the most important ways to socialize. There is a folk saying that the amount of beer consumed by the people of the city in a year is equivalent to four Jiushan Lakes.

Excessive drinking is harmful to health and not only is it one of the causes of mental illness, but it can also cause urinary and reproductive system diseases. Therefore, he recommends that people drink in moderation.

Long-term excessive drinking and alcoholism can cause damage to the human reproductive system in the following main aspects: long-term drinking can cause delayed maturation of male sexual characteristics and low male fertility; excessive drinking can induce prostatitis and even secondary sexual dysfunction, and can cause infertility; alcoholism can further damage reproductive endocrine function, accelerate testosterone metabolism, cause a relative increase in estrogen, a decrease in active androgens, testicular atrophy, and impotence.

In addition, male chronic alcoholics also show a significant decrease in sexual desire, even without the influence of age differences. About 40% of alcoholic men have impotence, and about 5% to 10% have ejaculation disorders.

Only half of these cases have normal sexual function within months or years of quitting drinking. Drinking alcohol can also harm offspring. Alcohol can damage sperm, and if damaged sperm is fertilized, it often affects the development of the fetus in the uterus, causing miscarriage, or leading to deformities, mental retardation, and even inducing leukemia.

Men who have suffered from urinary and reproductive system diseases should abstain from alcohol. The recurrence rate of urinary and reproductive system diseases is very high, and drinking is an important cause of recurrence.

Patients with prostate diseases should not only abstain from alcohol, but also try not to sit for long periods of time. They should get up and move around at least once every hour or so; keep their buttocks away from the cold; take warm baths at about 50°C frequently; have sex no more than 3 to 4 times a week; and drink plenty of water.

When seeking treatment for chronic prostatitis, patients should not listen to the advice of some non-standard treatment personnel and use antibiotics indiscriminately, but should receive standardized treatment in a timely manner.