How to do prostate fluid test

As the threat of prostatitis to men becomes greater and greater, many men now pay special attention to the examination of prostatitis, because only through prostate examination can effective conclusions be drawn. Therefore, many men want to know how to do prostate fluid examination. In order for you to understand it as soon as possible, please take a look at the introduction below. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Generally speaking, men who are having their prostate fluid checked for the first time will ask their attending physician this question.

It is understood that since the insertion of fingers will cause the perianal tissue to contract rapidly outward, prostate fluid examination is usually accompanied by a certain degree of pain, especially when it is the first time to undergo a prostate fluid examination.

Of course, this kind of pain can be effectively alleviated or avoided through some necessary measures.

Experts at Jishantang pointed out that choosing a doctor with slender fingers and skilled techniques, massaging the perianal tissues in advance, and applying liquid paraffin oil in advance can effectively reduce or avoid the pain during prostate fluid examination.

However, there are exceptions, for example, if the prostate itself has serious inflammation, cysts, calcification and other problems.

Experts from Jishantang said: When the prostate has serious inflammation, cysts, calcification and other problems, probing, touching and squeezing with fingers can easily cause rupture and bleeding of the inflammation, cysts and calcification, and thus produce rupture and tearing pain. Moreover, this pain will spread widely to the male perineum, perianal area, penis, testicles, thighs, waist and hips and other prostate radiation areas through the nerve branches and nerve endings of the prostate and adjacent tissues.

Therefore, Jishantang experts remind that when there is severe inflammation, cysts, or calcification of the prostate, male friends are advised to avoid prostate fluid examination.

At this point, some male friends may ask: If we don't do prostate fluid analysis, then how can we diagnose prostatitis?

Experts from Jishantang pointed out that prostate fluid examination, as an important means of detecting prostatitis, can be replaced by other non-invasive examination methods such as prostate B-ultrasound, urine routine test, semen routine test, etc.

In addition, in a sense, the authenticity and reliability of other non-invasive examination methods such as prostate B-ultrasound, urine routine, semen routine, etc. are even far higher than prostate fluid examination.

The main reason is that, in many cases, the prostatic fluid test sample cannot truly reflect the presence or absence of prostatitis.

The above is a detailed introduction on how to do a prostate fluid test. If you want to make your prostate healthier and want to understand your prostate through examination, you must have a specific understanding of the above content and then conduct a prostate fluid test. Through the examination, you can know the current health status of your prostate.