What to do with aseptic chronic prostatitis?

Prostatitis is one of the main diseases that harm men. It is also very common. Many men have suffered from prostatitis. When you have prostatitis, you will mainly experience discomfort such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination, which brings great troubles and troubles to the patient's life. In particular, aseptic chronic prostatitis is a repeated torment. What are the causes of aseptic chronic prostatitis and what should you pay attention to?

Aseptic prostatitis, also known as chronic prostatic congestion or prostatic discharge, is common in young people, about 2/3 of which occur under the age of 35, and its incidence accounts for about half of all chronic prostatitis. The symptoms of aseptic prostatitis are similar to those of bacterial prostatitis. Some patients also have varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency, and urethral burning, and some patients may experience sexual dysfunction and neurasthenia. With the above symptoms, rectal digital examination reveals that the prostate is slightly enlarged, full, and soft. After massage, prostatic fluid is even discharged. The fluid is thin and the amount is large. Multiple routine and culture tests of urine and prostatic fluid show no bacteria or other pathogenic microorganisms, but those with more white blood cells in the prostate can be diagnosed with this disease.

Men who have frequent congestion of the prostate gland, such as those who have irregular sex lives, are separated from their spouses for long periods of time, or are sexually repressed for long periods of time, are susceptible to aseptic prostatitis. Many people believe that holding back ejaculation can prolong life, but in fact, this will prevent the congestion of the genitals and accessory glands from subsiding quickly and will always be in a state of chronic congestion, leading to aseptic prostatitis.

Aseptic prostatitis does not require the use of antibiotics. Local prostate massage is the most important treatment. Married men who have regular sex can also promote the drainage of stagnant prostate fluid. If they persist in treatment under the guidance of a doctor, the vast majority of patients can significantly reduce their symptoms or recover. In fact, most people can heal themselves. There is no need to worry too much. It is important to maintain a good attitude.

Men must be careful not to sit for too long in their daily lives. They should move their bodies properly, get up and walk around, and develop a habit of regularly going outdoors or going to the gym to exercise to improve their immunity. In addition, they need to pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the urethra. They should change and wash their underwear every day.