Patient's question:
How should one prevent the recurrence of prostatitis in daily life? Which hospital is good for treating prostatitis? I'm quite anxious now and don't dare to tell my family, wanting to treat it myself.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis refers to the recurring pain in the male prostate, as the prostate is the central inhibitory organ for urination and ejaculation. There are several causes of prostatitis. Consuming chili peppers can stimulate the digestive tract and cause congestion in the urinary tract, making it easy to develop constipation, all of which are highly unfavorable for the local catabolic metabolism of the prostate and can lead to the recurrence of inflammation. Not drinking enough water leads to concentrated urine, where harmful toxic substances accumulate and can reflux into the prostate ducts, causing harm and sepsis. Therefore, people who do not drink enough water are more prone to prostate diseases. The posterior lobe of the prostate is closely adjacent to the rectum. If constipation occurs, fecal matter in the rectum pushes forward, compressing the prostate and disrupting local blood circulation. Additionally, constipation produces toxins that enter the bloodstream, leading to systemic dysfunction and reducing the body's autoimmune levels.