Patient's question:
What are the causes of male prostatitis? What factors may lead to male prostatitis? What should be done if one suffers from prostatitis? How is it best to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Doesn't like to drink water: Not drinking water leads to the concentration of urine, accumulating harmful toxic substances in the urine, which can easily reflux into the prostate ducts, causing harm and sepsis; long-term habitual constipation: Due to the special position of the prostate, the posterior lobe of the prostate is closely adjacent to the rectum. If constipation occurs, fecal matter in the rectum pushes forward, squeezing the prostate and causing local blood circulation disorders. Additionally, constipation produces toxins that enter the bloodstream, leading to systemic dysfunction and reducing the body's autoimmune level; drug abuse: Excessive drinking in men can cause the capillaries throughout the body to become flushed, triggering mild edema, and the prostate is often overlooked.