Sexual Health
The prostate gland can also decline prematurely, but unfortunately too few people know
Male prostate can also experience premature aging, although young men rarely experience prostate problems. However, irregular lifestyles, high levels of stress, and smoking habits can accelerate the aging of the prostate gland, causing men to suffer from prostate diseases.
35 years old is the "watershed" for prostate health
It is difficult for men to overcome the barrier of "prostate disease" in the process of transitioning from youth to old age. A survey shows that 35% -50% of men will suffer from prostatitis throughout their lives; Men over the age of 40 begin to experience varying degrees of benign prostatic hyperplasia. Among men over 50 years old in China, 40% suffer from benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Generally speaking, when a normal adult male is 25 years old, the antioxidant capacity of the prostate reaches its peak and then begins to decline. After the age of 35, due to insufficient antioxidant capacity, the male prostate begins to experience mild discomfort, mainly manifested as frequent urination, urgency, pain, incomplete urination, difficulty urinating, as well as discomfort in the perineum, lower abdomen, penis, scrotum, and lumbosacral region. A large-scale survey in China shows that the age range of 31-40 is currently the age group with the highest incidence of prostatitis.
In addition, signals of prostate disease also include: significantly longer urination time; Poor continuity of urination and a ticking condition; Difficulty urinating, significant thinning of urinary tract in later stages, etc.
reminder
After the symptoms of these prostate diseases appear, there is no need to worry too much. It is recommended to seek timely and standardized treatment at the hospital to avoid further prostate lesions and aging, and not to let 35 years old become the "watershed" for one's reproductive health decline.