What is the cause of prostatitis?

Many male friends are troubled by prostatitis, because this disease not only has a long course of illness, but is also difficult to treat. This will affect normal work and life, and the frequency of urination will be more than before. Sometimes if you don’t urinate in time, you will wet your pants. So let’s take a look at the causes of prostatitis.

1. Immune factors: Prostate antibodies produced by the patient’s immune system damage the prostate tissue. No evidence of bacterial or viral infection was found during the treatment process, so autoimmune factors should not be considered.

2. Overindulgence: Patients with prostatitis should avoid excessive sexual activity during the period, which will lead to prostate congestion and make the symptoms of prostatitis more likely to worsen. Men should pay special attention to this.

3. Pathogenic microorganisms: Since the microorganisms of prostatitis can cause bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses, etc., these bacteria can cause prostatitis. Regularly changing underwear and wearing tight pants are important points to prevent prostatitis.

4. Bad eating habits such as smoking, drinking, spicy and greasy food can cause prostatitis. Some patients with mild symptoms such as low immunity, fatigue, and fear of cold can cause prostatitis. 5. Holding urine during pregnancy can cause prostatitis in men. For men with prostatitis, holding urine during pregnancy can easily aggravate the symptoms of prostatitis. Urination can help prevent prostatitis.

There are many causes of prostatitis. The most common ones are: people who sit for long periods of time will have ischemic prostate hypertrophy and are prone to bacterial infection due to long-term stress. The second is prostatitis caused by bacteria in the urethra. Generally, as long as you change your bad habits and use bacteria-targeted medication after bacterial culture, the effect is still good.

In fact, excessive drinking, long-term sitting, and cycling can all cause prostate congestion, which can lead to prostatitis. Prostate stones or prostate hyperplasia can also cause prostate tissue congestion, resulting in non-specific infection. This can also cause its onset! In addition, coldness can cause sympathetic nerve activity in the prostate, leading to increased pressure in the urethra, hindering excretion, and the prostate duct also contracts, hindering excretion, causing congestion and congestion.

The above article introduces in detail the causes of prostatitis. Basically, it is caused by long-term drinking or smoking in the past, which will affect the health of the prostate, or it may be caused by bacterial infection or long-term urine holding.