The relationship between driving and men's health

With the improvement of people's living standards, many families now have cars. With the popularity of cars, many diseases have also occurred. Especially for some male friends, driving is one of the important sources of disease. Because driving often causes the seat to vibrate slightly, affecting the secretion of male hormones. For some male friends, driving is a symbol of success and status, but this symbol sometimes causes some people to suffer from prostate diseases. So, let us introduce to you how driving affects men's health.

In recent years, with the increase in car owners, the number of related diseases has also increased. Among them, prostatitis has been the first to be affected, frequently invading young and middle-aged men, becoming a problem for many men's lower abdomen, causing many men to suffer physically and mentally. Prostatitis has become a common disease among drivers, private car owners and other car owners, and has a high incidence rate. Experts explain that long-term driving for several or even more than ten hours can easily cause the accumulation of metabolites in the body, poor blood circulation, and blockage of the prostate gland ducts and poor excretion of glandular fluid.

Chronic congestion of the prostate induces prostatitis, leading to varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency, pain, incomplete urination, urinary tract infection and other symptoms. Drinking less water and holding urine often directly stimulates the urinary tract and can easily aggravate the symptoms of prostatitis. Once prostatitis is combined with bacterial and pathogenic microbial infection, it will cause bacterial prostatitis, which has complex symptoms and is prone to recurrence if not treated thoroughly.

Long-term prostate discomfort can also cause neurasthenia, insomnia, general fatigue, headaches and other symptoms. In severe cases, it can lead to varicocele, testicular prolapse, lower abdominal pain, dysfunction, and even testicular necrosis, kidney hydrops and chronic renal failure. In addition, long-term driving and sitting can increase the temperature of the scrotum, which has an adverse effect on sperm formation. Long-term exposure to automobile exhaust can also reduce sperm quality.

Studies have shown that men who drive for a living have fewer sperm and a higher proportion of abnormal sperm. About one-third of infertile families are caused by abnormal sperm quantity and quality in the male partner. Therefore, experts remind that sitting for a long time and not moving much is very harmful to the prostate of drivers. Once frequent urination, urgency, pain, and incomplete urination, accompanied by back and leg pain, physiological dysfunction, and testicular pain, do not ignore it, avoid seeing a doctor, and go to a professional hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Early treatment can cure the acute stage at one time.

The above is the relationship between driving and men's health. If driving really causes men to suffer from prostatitis, please go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Because prostatitis can easily induce sexual dysfunction or other diseases, if not treated in time, even more serious consequences may occur.