Is it harmful to the body to extract prostatic fluid?

During the examination, the doctor's fingers penetrate the patient's anus and can touch a chestnut-shaped male prostate. After the doctor gently massages it, some milky white or transparent semen will gradually be discharged from the patient's urethra due to the massage. So is there any harm to the human body to extract prostate fluid?

The extraction of prostatic fluid has no effect on the human body. The main purpose of extracting prostatic fluid is, first of all, to assess the severity of prostatitis and to observe the number of white blood cells and lecithin bodies in the male prostate. Secondly, by extracting prostatic fluid, it can also be used to culture semen and find more sensitive antibiotics to achieve a stronger therapeutic effect. The extraction of prostatic fluid may take a long time to massage, causing bleeding in the intestinal mucosa, but it has no effect on other internal organs. Extracting prostatic fluid is also a treatment for the male prostate itself. Patients with prostatitis are recommended to massage the prostate by themselves and ejaculate once a week, which can discharge a large amount of semen and inflammatory secretions in the male prostate.

After the doctor inserts his finger into the patient's anus, he can touch a chestnut-shaped prostate. After the doctor gently massages it, some milky white or transparent semen will gradually be discharged from the patient's urethra. At this time, the doctor can use the glass lens or glass test tube of medical equipment to collect and test it.

Generally, it is not painful for patients to have their prostate fluid taken out, but there will be some discomfort, which is not unbearable. However, when the patient's prostate is inflamed, the doctor's massage will cause varying degrees of pain. At this time, the patient needs to receive standard treatment after examination.