Car owners sound the alarm on men's health

In this era of wheels rolling, while enjoying the convenience brought by cars, more and more car owners are suffering from prostatitis, back pain, cervical spine and other diseases. Especially for white-collar car owners, the life equation is: sitting in the office at work, taking the car after get off work, walking, and very little exercise; plus the usual mental pressure, work tension, long-term desk work, some sitting in front of the computer for several hours or even a whole day, over time, the body is gradually overdrawn. When the team of car owners around us is getting larger and larger, we should also pay attention to the hidden dangers that cars bring to our health...

Car owners should beware of the number one "hidden killer" of prostatitis

In recent years, with the increase in car owners, the number of diseases related to car owners has also increased. Among them, prostatitis has been the first to bear the brunt, 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 metabolites to accumulate in the body, blood circulation to deteriorate, causing obstruction of the prostate gland duct, poor excretion of glandular fluid, chronic congestion of the prostate, inducing prostatitis, and leading to varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency, pain, incomplete urination, urinary tract infection and other symptoms. Drinking less water and holding urine often will directly stimulate the urinary tract and aggravate the symptoms of prostatitis. Once prostatitis is combined with bacterial and pathogenic microorganism infection, it will cause bacterial prostatitis, which has complex symptoms. If the treatment is not thorough, it is easy to relapse. Long-term prostate discomfort will also cause neurasthenia, insomnia, general fatigue, headache and other symptoms. In severe cases, it can lead to varicocele, testicular prolapse, lower abdominal dull pain, dysfunction, and even testicular necrosis, kidney hydrops and chronic renal failure. In addition, long-term driving and sitting will increase the temperature of the scrotum, which will have an adverse effect on sperm formation. Long-term exposure to automobile exhaust will also reduce the quality of sperm. 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: sitting for a long time and moving less 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 medical treatment, and go to a professional hospital for treatment as soon as possible, and receive scientific and standardized treatment. Early treatment can cure it once in the acute stage.

Beware! Delayed treatment of prostatitis may lead to functional disorders

Experts remind male friends: If prostatitis is not treated in time, it is easy to induce dysfunction. According to statistics, sexual dysfunction after chronic prostatitis accounts for about 1/4 of the total number of chronic prostatitis cases. If varying degrees of decreased libido are also included in the statistics, patients with sexual dysfunction can reach more than 80% of the total number. Most of these patients show decreased libido and erectile dysfunction, followed by premature ejaculation, while other ejaculation abnormalities such as anejaculation or reverse ejaculation are rare.

Experts explain that the main cause of sexual dysfunction caused by chronic prostatitis is the inflammatory edema of the prostate and its adjacent organs, such as the vas deferens, seminal vesicles, ejaculatory ducts, urethra, etc., and the release of inflammatory factors. Inflammation will stimulate the prostate, causing prostatitis to induce some adverse symptoms, causing male patients to feel uncomfortable during sex, thus affecting the quality of sex life, and some adverse psychological factors lead to a decline in male sexual function, premature ejaculation, impotence, etc. Therefore, most patients' sexual function improves after chronic prostatitis improves, and some patients' sexual function has returned to normal levels before prostatitis is cured.