Prostatitis caused by masturbation

Masturbation is a way for men to satisfy their physical desires, especially for adolescent men, who masturbate more often. Although proper masturbation is very beneficial to men's health, excessive masturbation may cause a series of male diseases. There are many causes of prostatitis, a male disease, one of which is unclean masturbation. So how should prostatitis caused by masturbation be treated?

Prostatitis is a multi-factorial male disease. There are many reasons for the onset of the disease. It may be caused by poor personal hygiene, unclean masturbation, or infection due to unclean sexual life. No matter what the cause is, it needs to be treated in time. So how to treat prostatitis caused by masturbation?

What is prostatitis?

Prostatitis is a common disease of the male urinary and reproductive systems. It is the most common urinary system disease in men under 50 years old. In 1978, Drach proposed the concept of prostatitis syndrome and divided prostatitis into four categories: ① acute bacterial prostatitis (ABP); ② chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP);

ABP+CBP accounts for about 5%, CNP accounts for 64%, and PD accounts for 31%.

Prostatitis Treatment Methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease belongs to the category of stranguria. For many years, we have adopted the method of combining overall and local differentiation of syndromes and diseases. We have conducted in-depth and detailed research and discussion on the pathogenesis and treatment of this disease, and believe that dampness and heat accumulation and stasis and stagnation are the main pathological characteristics of this disease. Because dampness and heat evil are not easy to remove quickly, they gather in the lower part of the body and block the vessels, showing signs of stasis and stagnation. "Stagnation" not only refers to blood stasis, but also means stasis and obstruction. "Turbidity" refers to damp or turbid secretions. The pathological manifestations are chronic congestion and edema of the prostate gland duct obstruction, and acute prostate reflux obstruction and stasis of secretions. Clinical symptoms include local pain, abnormal urination and sexual dysfunction. Therefore, on the basis of clearing away toxins, we choose to use salvia miltiorrhiza, safflower, peach kernel and other products that can disperse blood stasis and promote blood circulation. They can improve the blood supply to the prostate and eliminate congestion and edema; winter melon seed, coix seed, cloud ling and other products that can remove turbidity can promote the discharge of prostate inflammatory secretions, accelerate the healing of inflammatory lesions, and eliminate various clinical symptoms.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment Traditional Chinese medicine generally divides chronic prostatitis into five types for syndrome differentiation and treatment.

Damp-heat descending type: Symptoms include dribbling, red and painful urine, lower abdominal cramps, perineal swelling and pain, turbid white urine at the urethral opening, yellow and greasy tongue coating, and slippery and rapid pulse. Treatment should be heat-clearing and damp-dampness-promoting. The prescription is Bazheng San with modifications: Akebia, Plantago, Polygonum multiflorum, Dianthus superbus, Talcum, Fructus sibiricum, Rhubarb, and Licorice.

Spleen deficiency and dampness excess type: symptoms include turbid urine, sallow complexion, drowsiness, loss of appetite, pale tongue with white fur, and weak pulse. Treatment should be to invigorate the spleen and benefit the dampness. The prescription is Shenling Baishu San with modifications: Dangshen, stir-fried Baizhu, Poria, Coix, Amomum, Zexie, Angelica, Kuncao, Chenpi.

Qi stagnation and blood stasis type: symptoms include stagnant urine, swelling and pain in the perineum and lower abdomen, enlarged and hard prostate, dark purple tongue, and stringy and astringent pulse. Treatment should be to activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and to promote qi circulation and unblock the meridians. The prescription is Shaofu Zhuyu Decoction: peach kernel, safflower, angelica, fennel, Chuanlianzi, Wuyao, red peony root, Zelan, and dandelion.

Liver-kidney yin deficiency type: symptoms include turbid white discharge at the urethral opening, swollen perineum, sore waist and knees, hot flashes and sweating, red tongue with little coating, and weak and rapid pulse. Treatment should be to nourish the liver and kidneys and clear away the fire. The prescription is Zhibai Dihuang Tang with additions and subtractions: Anemarrhena, Phellodendron, Radix Rehmanniae, Radix Paeoniae Alba, Poria, Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata, Polygonatum Sinensis, Radix Bletillae Sinensis, and Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae.

Kidney Yang deficiency type: symptoms include urinary incontinence, fear of cold, soreness and coldness of waist and knees, impotence, premature ejaculation, pale and fat tongue, and deep and weak pulse. Treatment should be to warm the kidney and strengthen Yang. The prescription is Jingui Shenqi Pills with the following ingredients: processed aconite root, dodder seed, epimedium, eucommia bark, polygonatum, angelica root, yam, and poria.

Prostatitis caused by masturbation is also quite common. After patients find themselves suffering from this condition, they will feel frequent urinary urgency and pain in their lower body. It is also easy to cause sexual disharmony. Timely treatment is needed. During the treatment period, masturbation and sexual life are prohibited.