But a reasonable existence is not necessarily a comfortable existence. This kind of existence may not bring you happiness, but may bring you pain.
When God laid out the male body, he inadvertently "dotted" the prostate gland into a strategic position: the lower side of the bladder, the upper side of the urethra, the pubic symphysis in front, and the rectum behind.
It tightly guards the upper mouth of the urethra, with one man guarding the pass and ten thousand men unable to open it. It has the charm of a great general.
"However, when God places a heavy responsibility on the prostate, he does not give it special attention. Its neighbors are all" terrible "- the bladder, urethra, and rectum. These organs excrete waste from the body. If the owner's lifestyle is out of balance, they will all become a" source of pollution "for the prostate gland.".
The famous French andrologist Mihm é once stated that most men know where they are going and use their entire experience for their stated goals. They use that "male ideal model" to take various risks, such as drinking heavily, smoking... In the process of seeking success, men often live as best as they can, always in a state of emergency. The prostate disease I am talking about is a typical disease caused by improper lifestyle. As soon as possible, free ourselves from the "emergency" state and from the unscientific lifestyle
What Is Prostatitis
Prostatitis is a common disease in adult males and a frequent occurrence in urology. It refers to local and systemic symptoms caused by acute and chronic inflammation of the prostate due to nonspecific infections. The common clinical type is chronic prostatitis. According to statistics, more than 30-40% of men over the age of 20 suffer from this type of disease. Professor Wang Zhensheng said that the etiology of most chronic prostatitis is still unclear, and recent studies have found that it is not a single disease, but a syndrome with its own unique forms. Therefore, "chronic prostatitis" can only be a general term. He then introduced that the most common types of this disease are three: chronic bacterial prostatitis, non bacterial prostatitis, and prostate pain, and there are also three types of symptoms: pain type, obstructive type, and mental type. Professor Wang starts with the latter one.
For the latter type, he also focused on the obstructive type and the mental type. Let's start with the obstructive type. This starts with the location of the prostate gland, which is located at the bottom of the pelvic cavity, below the bladder neck, and surrounds the junction of the bladder orifice and the urethra. This part of the urethra is therefore called the "urethro prostate portion". It can be said that the prostate gland tightly guards the upper orifice of the urethra. Therefore, once it becomes ill, urination is first affected, resulting in obstruction. This is why. An interesting example: An elderly tourist came to Brussels, Belgium, and when he saw "urinating in a row," he couldn't help but exclaim, "What a wonderful urination beam! I long ago forgot that people can still urinate like this."
Let's talk about the spiritual type. Generally, chronic prostatitis does not pose a life-threatening threat to people like those with malignant tumors, but importantly, it brings more psychological and sociological problems. Professor Wang analyzed that prostate disease can cause male sexual dysfunction, and it has greatly shaken the status of men, becoming the center of male earthquakes, family earthquakes, and ultimately affecting society. The professor said that a patient had called him to complain of his distress and even mentioned suicide.
"This is what the patient said personally, but more often than not, we cannot hear their voices.". The famous writer Hemingway once likened his creation to an iceberg floating on the ocean. What people see is only the tip of the iceberg. To truly understand his work, it requires a rich imagination. This is somewhat similar to the patients we have seen clinically. "It is difficult for us to hear from patients about the extent to which a sick prostate gland can harm their masculinity, but through their behavior and the words of their families, we can learn more: They often secretly throw away medication bags and boxes with the words' prostate gland 'after reading them or before using them. They believe that this is a disease that is difficult to mention.", "There was a patient who said, 'Sometimes it's scary to think about this disease. I don't know what else will happen to me.' Prostatitis can be cured."
Many patients are afraid of prostatitis mainly because they do not understand it. In fact, if they truly understand it, they will not have too much problems if they treat it with a normal heart and treat it seriously and actively. Professor Wang believes that although the cause of the disease is not yet clear, it is certain that poor living habits have a significant impact on it, such as excessive drinking, smoking, fatigue, and excessive sexual activity, which can lead to the disease. In order to demonstrate that it will not cause greater harm to other organs of the body, Professor Wang clearly proposed several major clinical manifestations of chronic prostatitis: (1) urination: frequent urination, urgency, pain in urination, difficulty in urination, and excessive nocturnal urination. Some patients drip a thin, clear, or milky white liquid, known as prostate fluid, through the urethral orifice before and after defecation.
(2) Pain: Due to persistent chronic inflammatory stimulation, nerve reflexes can cause discomfort in the patient's lower body, causing severe tenderness and swelling in the perineum, anus, and scrotum, and often radiating to the suprapubic, lumbosacral, bilateral groins, and perineum. It can also cause lower limb pain, making the patient unbearable and restless. The symptoms are generally more obvious after waking up in the morning.
(3) Sexual function changes: There are premature ejaculation, ejaculation, decreased libido, or impotence, and some patients have ejaculatory pain and blood semen. In some infertility, chronic prostatitis is a very important cause.
(4) Neurasthenia: insomnia, dreaminess, fatigue, dizziness, lack of self-confidence, and depression. Some have decreased memory or symptoms characterized by neurasthenia.
(5) Metastatic symptoms: Inflammation spreads to other tissues and organs, causing infection, causing allergic reactions in the body, such as arthritis and neuritis.
In addition, during digital rectal examination, the prostate can be enlarged, normal, or shrunk, with uneven surface hardness, nodular appearance, or tenderness. Most patients have changes in urine color, such as dark or cloudy urine color, or milky white liquid can be seen in terminal urination. Macroscopic hematuria is relatively rare, and most manifestations are microscopic hematuria. Due to the fact that chronic prostatitis is prone to recurrent attacks, the following points should be noted during the treatment process: First, establish confidence in overcoming the disease. Chronic prostatitis is not an incurable disease, but it has a longer course of disease and is prone to relapse. However, as long as comprehensive treatment is available, it can still be eradicated.
Secondly, pay attention to daily life and cultivate good living habits; Prevent excessive fatigue and colds; Prohibit smoking and alcohol, avoid spicy and stimulating diet; Riding fewer bicycles and not riding in wet places; Don't have sex too often or abstain from sex.
In addition, develop your own interests and hobbies, and take appropriate physical exercise to shift the psychological burden on chronic prostatitis, eliminate anxiety, and prevent mental symptoms.
Finally, Professor Wang concluded that chronic prostatitis can still be cured by paying attention to the above issues, cooperating closely with doctors, using reasonable medication, and cooperating with self care and necessary psychological treatment.