What to do if men have lower abdominal pain

Any kind of pain will cause psychological anxiety, and so does male lower abdominal pain. When male lower abdominal pain recurs, it must mean that there is a problem with the body. Clinically, there are many patients with male lower abdominal pain, and most of them suffer from prostatitis. So, what should men do if they have lower abdominal pain? Let's learn about the relevant knowledge together.

When talking about men's health, the first thing that comes to mind is the health of the male prostate. Let's first look at the symptoms of prostatitis.

1. Local symptoms: Experts say that patients with prostatitis will experience a feeling of heaviness or fullness in the male perineum, anus, and posterior urethra, especially when squatting or defecating.

2. Urinary discomfort: People with prostatitis will experience frequent urination, urethral burning pain, and in severe cases, urination difficulties. 3. Radiating pain: In addition to local symptoms, prostatitis symptoms can also cause some radiating pain. Common affected areas include: scrotum, groin, perineum, lower abdomen, etc., and low back pain is the most common.

From the above examples, we can see that lower abdominal pain is likely to be a symptom of prostatitis. If you still have other symptoms, then it can be determined that you have a prostate disease. Once the root cause is found, it is time to treat the disease accordingly. According to incomplete statistics, there are about 120 million people suffering from prostate disease in my country, which has become the number one killer endangering men's health. But what should you do if you have a prostate disease? How to treat male prostatitis? In fact, having a prostate disease is not terrible. Generally speaking, most men with early prostate diseases will not affect their sex life or fertility. Through active and correct Chinese medicine treatment, prostate disease is not a very difficult disease to cure.

Except for a small number of stubborn bacterial prostatitis, which is difficult to treat and requires long-term treatment. I strongly recommend the best way to treat prostate disease: Chinese medicine conditioning, combined with diet and daily routine. The best way to treat prostate disease: pure Chinese medicine conditioning, strengthening the body, no side effects!

Generally, prostate diseases are chronic diseases. If left untreated, the condition will gradually worsen, but it is very difficult to cure in a short period of time, because the condition is likely to recur. Therefore, people should have a correct understanding of this. Treat early and recover soon!

In addition, I would like to remind you that to cure prostatitis, you must first 1. Build confidence in defeating the disease and eliminate anxiety. Anxiety can increase the tension of the autonomic nervous system, which can lead to a series of symptoms of prostatitis. 2. Cultivate hobbies to divert attention from prostatitis. 3. Perform appropriate sports, especially those that strengthen the pelvic muscles. Avoid long-term sitting, long-term cycling, and sitting in humid places. 4. Have a proper sex life, neither excessive indulgence nor abstinence.

Generally speaking, young people with prostatitis should have sex three times a week, and middle-aged people should have sex twice a week. Pay attention to diet, drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol and spicy food. Eat more vegetables, fruits and nuts. Because nuts are rich in copper and zinc, they are good for the prostate. Strengthen your body and prevent colds. Hot water bath is very helpful for chronic prostatitis. Only in this way can everyone enjoy a happy life again.

The above is an introduction to what to do if a man has hidden pain in the lower abdomen. It should be noted that at a time when male infertility is prevalent, prostatitis has also become a major cause of infertility. Therefore, for men of childbearing age who have not conceived, if they have hidden pain in the lower abdomen, they need to be treated immediately to avoid infertility due to prostatitis.