Who are the groups at high risk of prostate disease?

Prostate disease has become a serious problem for men. After the disease occurs, not only will there be symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain, but it will also often affect the male sexual function. After the disease occurs, men will often feel very painful, so male friends are also worried about themselves and are afraid that they will suffer from this disease. So, what kind of people suffer from this disease more often?

Salespeople. Salespeople need to socialize more often, and may often drink a lot of alcohol, eat spicy food, and have an irregular lifestyle. These can cause prostate congestion, increase the risk of bacterial invasion, and induce prostatitis.

White-collar workers who sit in the office for a long time. White-collar workers sit for a long time, which blocks the blood microcirculation of the entire reproductive system and slows down metabolism, which in turn leads to poor excretion of various harmful substances produced by metabolism, congestion of the prostate, and inflammation.

Unmarried young men who masturbate frequently. Since they have no sexual partners, some people use masturbation to meet their physiological needs. The normal frequency of masturbation for unmarried men is 2-5 times a week. More than 5 times is too frequent, which can easily cause excessive congestion of the prostate, venous reflux disorders, and decreased immune resistance. In addition, as the bacteria stay in the local area for a longer time, the chance of inflammation will increase accordingly.

Long-distance car drivers. Because they cannot urinate in time, urine stays in the urinary tract for a long time, and bacteria cannot be flushed away in time, thereby increasing the chance of bacterial infection.

Newly married grooms. Newly married men may suffer from prostatitis mainly due to: excessive fatigue from organizing weddings, physical weakness; excessive drinking at the wedding banquet; poor hygiene during the honeymoon, etc.

People who often drink alcohol, eat spicy food, sit frequently, and have frequent sex are all at high risk of prostate disease. Therefore, such people should pay more attention in their daily lives, reduce the frequency of sexual life, drink more water, do not hold urine, and do more appropriate activities, etc., which can relieve symptoms.