What are the factors that affect men's health?

The factors that affect men's health can be divided into internal and external factors based on the internal and external environment; in terms of congenital factors and acquired factors; in terms of nature, they can be divided into mental factors, biological factors, trauma, sexual intercourse, etc. In short, there are many factors that affect men's health, which can cause disease alone or in combination, and damage health.

1. Congenital factors

A man's own health is closely related to his parents' innate endowment. The endowment of his parents largely determines the strength of the newborn and even the health level of his whole life. If the parents are healthy, their children will be well endowed and strong.

On the contrary, if the parents are weak and sickly, or have children at an older age, their children will be poorly endowed, weak, and prone to diseases, even genetic diseases or congenital diseases. In addition, if the parents are tired, exhausted, or have sex while sick, these are all congenital adverse factors that affect men's health.

2. Acquired Factors

1. Social factors

Due to fierce social competition, men are under stress at work and have heavy mental burdens, which has led to a significant increase in mental illness, cardiovascular disease, impotence, spermatorrhea, and sexual dysfunction. Since men have more opportunities to work outside the home and are more likely to do dangerous work, they are more likely to become victims of unfortunate events such as car accidents.

The rampant spread of AIDS in Western countries is a clear example of how social factors affect men's health.

2. Emotional factors

Men often suffer from internal injuries due to excessive emotions, leading to high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, ulcer disease, neurosis, migraine, hyperthyroidism, diabetes and cancer. Western medicine has found that when a man's cerebral cortex is working normally, the nervous and endocrine functions of the whole body are stable, and the spermatogenesis and sexual functions of the testicles are normal.

If the mind is in a state of long-term depression, pessimism, and sadness, the cerebral cortex and the nervous and endocrine functions of the whole body will be disordered, the spermatogenesis function of the testicles and sexual function will also be impaired, and the possibility of infertility will increase.

3. Climate factors

The adverse effects on health are mainly manifested in the invasion of the six evil qi of wind, cold, heat, humidity, dryness and fire and the qi of epidemic diseases into the body and causing illness. For example, in spring, it is windy and wind fever often occurs; in summer, it is hot and fever and heat stroke are common.

In fact, certain geographical environments will lead to certain climate changes. For example, in the northwest, the climate is windy and cold; in the south coast, the climate is humid and hot, so the impact on health is different.