Post Date April, 15 2023
Prostatitis is the most common prostate disease in men and has a significant impact on their daily lives. Experts say that men who want to prevent prostatitis must first take care of their mouths.
When preventing and treating chronic prostatitis, full attention should be paid to preventing factors that may cause or aggravate prostate congestion.
Alcohol is a drink that has the effect of vasodilation. The phenomenon that people often see as "blushing when drinking" is the result of alcohol expanding facial blood vessels.
For internal organs, alcohol dilation of blood vessels causing visceral congestion is also evident, and the prostate is certainly no exception. Because some patients have a habit of drinking alcohol for a long time, even excessive drinking, the chronic prostatitis they suffer from is not easy to cure, and even if cured, it is very easy to relapse.
Smoking is harmful to health, but little is known about the knowledge that smoking can also affect the prostate gland.
In fact, toxic substances such as nicotine, tar, nitrosamines, and carbon monoxide in cigarettes can not only directly poison prostate tissue, but also interfere with the neural function that governs blood vessels, affect the blood circulation of the prostate, and can also aggravate prostate congestion.
In addition, spicy foods, such as scallions, raw garlic, chili peppers, peppers, and other stimulating foods can cause vasodilation and visceral congestion. Some patients with chronic prostatitis have a spicy eating habit, often able to control when the symptoms of the disease are severe, but when the symptoms are relieved, they relapse, which is also an important reason for the persistence and difficulty in healing of prostatitis.
In short, in order to avoid long-term and repeated chronic congestion of prostate tissue, it is necessary to avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy food.
Through the above content introduction, I believe that friends understand why it is necessary to manage the mouth well to prevent prostatitis. I hope that after understanding, friends can take action to prevent as much as possible.
(Intern Editor: Cai Junyi)
