Patient's question:
There are better techniques for treating prostatitis there. The day before yesterday, I had a thorough examination and found out that I have prostatitis. Could you please tell me what causes prostatitis?Doctor's answer:
Irregular sexual activity: Due to excessive sexual exertion, the kidneys are injured, leading to kidney yin deficiency and yin deficiency with internal heat. This disturbance of the seminal chamber can result in the recurrence of hematospermia. Alternatively, if one has a naturally yin-deficient constitution, yin deficiency can lead to internal heat, compounded by excessive sexual desire, causing damage to the blood vessels in the seminal chamber. Blood then flows with the semen, resulting in hematospermia.Dietary harm: Overconsumption of spicy, greasy foods, or excessive drug use can lead to internal damp-heat, which descends to the seminal chamber, injuring the blood vessels. Consequently, blood follows the semen, causing hematospermia. Alternatively, excessive consumption of spicy and dry foods can injure yin, leading to yin deficiency with internal heat, which disrupts the seminal chamber and results in hematospermia.
In reality, having a male reproductive disorder is not frightening. Patients should believe in their ability to overcome the illness. As long as treatment is sought promptly in the early stages, the chances of alleviating the condition and achieving recovery are very high.