Patient's question:
Prostatitis diagnosed after a check-up, it has been recurring for these years, always not fully resolved. My wife hasn't been able to get pregnant either. I'm currently very distressed. Please ask: How is prostatitis diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
Absolutely not hold urine: During urination, the bladder wall muscles and the external urethral sphincter contract and relax in a coordinated manner, which helps maintain the normal physiological function of the bladder and prostate. Excessive holding of urine can lead to an increase in the tension of the prostate capsule, and over time, it may cause prostate diseases. Ensure adequate daily fluid intake: Sufficient water intake can effectively dissolve the concentration of metabolites in urine, reducing the irritation of harmful substances in urine to the prostate tissue. Prevent excessive pressure on the perineum. The prostate is located below the bladder. Long-term pressure on the perineum can cause damage to the prostate tissue, ranging from mild congestion and edema to acute prostatitis or even urinary retention.