Pain in the male triangle

Many male friends experience pain in the triangle area and are embarrassed to talk about it, so they do not choose to go to the hospital for treatment. However, this is a very wrong approach because it will have a great impact on their physical health. Most of the pain in the triangle area is generally caused by chronic prostatitis, so the cause can be determined based on this situation and the appropriate treatment method can be chosen.

1. It may be chronic prostatitis

Prostatitis is a urological disease that clinically troubles men. It is usually an infection of the prostate tissue caused by various causes. If acute prostatitis is not discovered and treated in time, it will turn into chronic prostatitis. Many patients worry that if chronic prostatitis is not treated thoroughly, it will turn into prostate hyperplasia. So, is there any truth to this statement?

2. Causes

Chronic prostatitis that is not cured easily leads to prostatic hyperplasia. In fact, this understanding is wrong. Chronic prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are two completely different diseases. Their pathological causes and locations of lesions are different, and there is no inherent necessary connection between them.

Prostatic hyperplasia is a common disease among elderly men. There have been many studies on its pathogenesis, but the cause has not yet been clarified. At present, it is generally recognized that aging and functional testicles are two important factors in the onset of prostatic hyperplasia, and both are indispensable. Associate Professor Huang Hai introduced that the existence of testicles shows that the synergistic effect of normal male hormones plays an important role in the process of prostatic hyperplasia. However, chronic prostatitis does not affect the secretory function of the testicles and the metabolic process of hormones, so this disease will not cause prostatic hyperplasia.

Clinically, some patients with chronic prostatitis do suffer from prostate hypertrophy. This is mainly because chronic prostatitis and prostate hyperplasia are common men's diseases, so they are easy to occur in the same person. So far, we still have no research showing that patients with chronic prostatitis are more likely to suffer from prostate hyperplasia than normal people.

In summary, there is no scientific evidence that chronic prostatitis will turn into prostate hyperplasia. Patients do not need to worry too much. In addition to cooperating with doctors for treatment, they should also take good care of themselves in daily life to prevent chronic prostatitis from becoming uncured.

Male friends should correctly recognize the existence of this disease. This gland plays a crucial role in the normal functioning of male physiological functions. Once there is an abnormality, it must be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible to prevent the occurrence of related diseases.