Prostate pain

Male friends may occasionally find that they have some dull pain in their prostate, but the pain is not so obvious and will get better on its own after a period of rest. This may be related to their lifestyle habits. For example, when they often drink alcohol or have an uncontrolled sex life, it will cause this series of symptoms. They must pay more attention to rest and arrange their lifestyle habits reasonably.

Common bad habits that can cause prostate pain:

1. Improper sexual life: Men’s habits of frequent sexual life, holding back ejaculation, and prolonged sexual life are also common habits that can cause prostate pain.

2. Sitting for a long time: Sitting for a long time is also one of the common bad habits that can cause prostate pain. Sitting for a long time will cause great pressure on the prostate; at the same time, because the sitting posture makes the prostate body in a horizontal position, the urethral opening is in the same plane as it, so if there are bacteria in the urine, it is easy to retrograde into the gland duct and cause inflammation, inducing prostate pain.

3. Alcoholism: Alcoholism is a common male habit, and it exists in many men. However, few people know that this common male habit will have a great impact on the male prostate and is one of the causes of prostate pain. Under the influence of alcohol, men will have congestion of capillaries throughout the body and some mild edema will occur. Congestion and edema of prostate capillaries will stimulate the prostate and cause prostate pain.

Prostate pain is mostly caused by inflammation. Prostatitis has many causes, such as bacterial prostatitis, non-bacterial prostatitis, etc., and is divided into acute and chronic conditions. It is generally manifested as frequent urination, urgency, urethral discomfort, and can also cause pain in the glans penis. It is recommended to go to the local regular hospital's andrology department or urology department as soon as possible, and conduct routine examinations of prostate fluid under the guidance of a specialist to clarify the cause, and timely and standardized diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying the condition. Do not take medicine privately. In addition, pay attention to avoid bad habits such as sitting for a long time in life. You can take a warm water bath every day to help recover from the condition.

Western medicine can use antispasmodics and analgesics. Traditional Chinese medicine uses prescriptions to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, soothe the liver and regulate qi. In terms of treatment, since the cause of the disease is the inertial or spastic contraction of the pelvic muscles, drug treatment and surgery are often ineffective for these symptoms. The treatment is mainly based on pelvic muscle training, antispasmodics and analgesia.