Patient's question:
Recently, I've been finding it very difficult to urinate. It takes me a long time to empty my bladder, and the pain in my bladder is unbearable. I went to the hospital for treatment, and the doctor was also surprised. At such a young age (under 50), the prostate enlargement is so severe! It turns out that holding in urine causes the bladder to become full and swollen, leading to weak urination, reduced local pressure, and poor blood flow, which alleviates symptoms of prostate enlargement. What are the causes of prostate enlargement?Doctor's answer:
If there is excessive sexual activity or frequent sexual intercourse, it can cause congestion in the male sexual organs, and the prostate tissue may shrink due to prolonged congestion. At the same time, men should not frequently hold back urine, as this is a very bad habit. Prolonged holding of urine, combined with increased fluid intake, can lead to the concentration of urine and an increase in urination frequency, resulting in the accumulation of toxins in the urine. Harmful substances in the urine can then damage the prostate, leading to the recurrence of prostate enlargement.