Beware of excessive drinking and adenitis

Spicy food: Irritating foods such as onions, raw garlic, chili peppers, and peppers can cause vasodilation and organ congestion. Some patients with prostatitis have the habit of eating spicy food. They can often control themselves when the symptoms of the disease are more serious, but they will relapse when the symptoms are relieved. This is also an important cause of prostatitis.

Xiao Zhang, who loves drinking and eating spicy food, has been feeling unwell recently and always wants to go to the toilet. Finally, Xiao Zhang couldn't stand it anymore and went to the hospital. The doctor diagnosed him with prostatitis, but fortunately it was not too serious.

The doctor said that Xiao Zhang should have come to see a doctor earlier, because prostatitis is the most common problem for middle-aged men. If a man aged 30-50 seeks help from a urologist because of urinary problems, an experienced doctor will do a thorough examination to see if it is caused by prostatitis. Failure to take proper measures to cleanse during sexual intercourse, frequent urination retention, tension and depression, alcohol addiction, and spicy food addiction can all lead to the production of irritants in urine, increased bladder pressure, urine reflux in the prostate, and other sequelae, thus causing prostatitis.

When a man has acute prostatitis, he may experience chills, fever, severe pain in the lower part, difficulty urinating, frequent urination, body aches and pains in joints, etc. He may also have blood in his urine and abnormal discharge from his urethra. Doctors remind young men to avoid prostatitis by being moderate in their lifestyle and diet:

Alcohol: Alcohol is a drink that dilates blood vessels. The phenomenon of "blushing after drinking" that people often see is the result of alcohol dilating blood vessels on the face. For internal organs that cannot be seen from the outside, alcohol dilates blood vessels and causes organ congestion, and the prostate is no exception. Because some young people have a habit of long-term drinking, or even alcoholism, they are prone to prostatitis.

Smoking: Smoking is harmful to health. Although most people know about the harm of smoking, few know that smoking can also affect the prostate. In fact, alkaloids, tar, nitrosamines, carbon monoxide and other toxic substances in cigarettes can not only directly poison the prostate tissue, but also interfere with the nerve function that controls blood vessels, affect the blood circulation of the prostate, and can also aggravate the congestion of the prostate.

Spicy food: Irritating foods such as onions, raw garlic, chili peppers, and peppers can cause vasodilation and organ congestion. Some patients with prostatitis have the habit of eating spicy food. They can often control themselves when the symptoms of the disease are more serious, but they will relapse when the symptoms are relieved. This is also an important cause of prostatitis.

In short, in order to avoid long-term and repeated chronic congestion of prostate tissue, you must avoid smoking, drinking, and spicy food. Prostatitis patients must overcome these bad habits, especially during the remission period of the disease, and should pay attention to perseverance, so as not to aggravate the condition due to temporary pleasure and cause long-term pain.