Can I have sex with my husband if he has prostate problems?

Male prostatitis is a common disease in urology, especially in middle-aged men. Prostatitis is caused by a variety of complex reasons, mainly urethral irritation and chronic pelvic pain. Although the prevalence of this disease is relatively high, the exact cause is still unclear, especially when it is non-bacterial prostatitis. Can men with prostatitis have a normal sexual life? Today, the editor will discuss it with everyone.

If a man has prostatitis, can he have normal sex life? You may understand after reading this

Under normal circumstances, men with prostatitis should take sex life as it comes. If they force themselves to abstain from sex, it may aggravate the condition. Studies have shown that after a normal sex life, it takes 15-30 minutes for the pelvic congestion to recover. If there is no sex life, it takes half a day to a day for the pelvic congestion to recover. This means that if you have sexual arousal but abstain from sex, the duration of prostatitis will be much longer. When a man ejaculates, there is a certain amount of semen in his semen, which is also conducive to the relief and recovery of inflammation.

1. In daily life, some patients with chronic prostatitis are caused by poor sexual life or excessive sexual desire. If the couple has frequent sexual life, the male prostate will swell repeatedly, which can easily cause erectile dysfunction and even ejaculation bleeding. If a man has pain during ejaculation, he should strictly refrain from sexual life. Most chronic prostatitis is caused by non-bacterial infection. Even if it is a bacterial infection, it is a common bacteria, which generally does not cause infection and any adverse effects on women. Only chronic gonococcal prostatitis can be transmitted to women through sexual life. Therefore, if we suffer from prostatitis, we must go to the hospital for immediate treatment to determine which condition we are in?

2. Most men with subacute prostatitis will experience perineal pain, discomfort and swelling, difficulty urinating, and reduced "fighting ability". Therefore, it is not suitable for men with subacute prostatitis to have sex during the onset of the disease. If you force yourself to have sex, it will aggravate the pain. In addition, there are many bacteria in the semen of patients with acute prostatitis, which is very harmful to women. You must see a doctor immediately and receive appropriate treatment until all symptoms subside and the body recovers before you can gradually resume sex.