Can men with prostatitis transmit the disease to women?

Many men suffer from prostatitis. When they suffer from prostatitis, patients often feel flustered. When seeing a doctor, the doctor will often tell the patient that it is best to avoid sexual intercourse for a period of time. Therefore, some people tend to think that prostatitis is a contagious disease. If you have sex, it may be transmitted to women. So, what is the actual situation?

50% of men will suffer from prostatitis at some time.

Prostatitis is a common disease. About 50% of men will suffer from prostatitis once in their lifetime due to various reasons.

Patients with prostatitis should maintain a regular and moderate sex life, two to three times a week, which is helpful for the drainage of prostatitis and is also very beneficial for the recovery of prostatitis. Some patients will have some pain, urination discomfort and other symptoms at the beginning after sex, but don't worry, after 6 to 8 times, the symptoms will become lighter and lighter.

Prostatitis patients have sex, it is not contagious

Many patients with prostatitis are afraid to have sex because they are afraid of infection. In fact, this inflammation is not contagious between couples. Physiologically, the prostate gland is involved in the formation of semen and has nothing to do with sexual function, kidney function, or sexually transmitted diseases. However, the prostate gland of Chinese men is overwhelmed and has too many responsibilities. Now, almost all male diseases are linked to the prostate gland. This concept is wrong.

Men who are going to the hospital for a routine prostate fluid test the next day should be careful not to stay up late or sit for a long time the night before, eat spicy food, or drink alcohol. These factors will cause congestion and increase in white blood cells in the prostate, leading to abnormalities in routine prostate fluid tests.

When you have prostatitis, you should first let go of your burden, which will help the disease to improve quickly. Secondly, don't listen to or believe in misunderstandings. This disease is not contagious, and after you get sick, you don't need to abstain from sex. On the contrary, proper sex life, such as having sex twice a week, is helpful for the improvement of the disease.