How do men suffer from chronic prostatitis? What are the inducing factors of chronic prostatitis

Why do men cause chronic prostatitis? What are the main inducing factors of chronic prostatitis? Most men believe that chronic prostatitis is a kind of torture and difficult to treat. For this reason, many people are actively looking for treatment methods to prevent chronic prostatitis. So, what are the main inducing factors of chronic prostatitis?

Three factors inducing chronic prostatitis

Although the etiology of chronic prostate has not been thoroughly studied, it occurs in the following three factors:

1. Prostate hyperemia: Prostate hyperemia is caused by various reasons, especially passive hyperemia.

① Abnormal sexual life: Excessive sexual life, forced interruption of sexual intercourse, forced interruption of sexual intercourse or excessive masturbation will lead to abnormal hyperemia of the prostate. Excessive control of sexual life can also lead to long-term automatic excitation and passive congestion.

② Direct compression of perineum: cycling, horseback riding, and long sitting can cause prostate congestion, especially cycling.

③ Drinking: Drinking will cause genital congestion and sexual excitement.

④ Excessive massage: excessive or frequent prostate massage can make the prostate hyperemia, which is iatrogenic prostate hyperemia.

⑤ Cold: After the prostate has a cold, it will cause sympathetic nerve activity, resulting in increased internal pressure of the urethra, obstruction of excretion, and depression and hyperemia.

2. Microbial infection: bacteria, protozoa, molds, viruses, mycoplasma, chlamydia and other microorganisms can become infectious pathogens, but bacteria are the most common. Bacterial invasion includes: ① infection focus can be found in more than 90% of bacterial prostatitis. ② Lymphatic infection, lower urinary tract organs, colon and proctitis can infect the prostate through lymph. ③ Bacteria in the urethra can directly cause prostate infection.

3. Psychosomatic medical factors: About half of the patients with chronic prostatitis have different levels of mental symptoms, and 1%~5% of them have suicidal tendencies, especially the patients who seek medical treatment in many ways and cannot recover for a long time. Sometimes the mental pain greatly exceeds the impact of the disease itself.